Part 1
Part 2
See also:
Objections, Obstacles, Acceptance: Interview with J. Budziszewski
Natural Law in Our Lives, in Our Courts (Part 1); Part 2
Thursday, May 17, 2007
Being asleep and unconscious
Why wouldn't being asleep or unconscious or in a coma be considered an attainment of the Buddhist ideal? Would not the response entail some sort of desire, striving? (At the very least consciousness and voluntariness, which would imply desire and striving.)
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