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Off-topic posts will be removed at mod discretion. We encourage relevant and thought-provoking submissions.įull explanation of posting rules can be found here and may include additional rules not listed in the sidebar. This is also a Jewish and Christian concern, who wanted to show that Greek philosophy was subordinate to Jewish wisdom because both later than Moses and ultimately derived from non-Greek sources. New to Buddhism? The Sidebar has so much to offer you! :) Read Our Posting Guidelines The concerns are to what extant was greek philosophy native and to what extent derived from non-Greek sources, especially Egyptian, Chaldean, Phoenician.
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