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The fourth in a series of talk-throughs of Robert M. Ellis's book 'Absolutization', the first in the Middle Way Philosophy series. This covers the section on the entrenchment of absolutization through metaphysics. It explains why metaphysics is absolute, why its infinite scope makes it a basis for endless rationalization regardless of experience, and why it is not inevitable (and thus why it is not hypocritical to criticize it).
The fourth in a series of talk-throughs of Robert M. Ellis's book 'Absolutization', the first in the Middle Way Philosophy series. This covers the section on the entrenchment of absolutization through metaphysics. It explains why metaphysics is absolute, why its infinite scope makes it a basis for endless rationalization regardless of experience, and why it is not inevitable (and thus why it is not hypocritical to criticize it).
