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| - | Prefigues a later line in [[Stevie Nix]], where [[Holly]] claims that [[I love the guys you can't trust]]. In both Holly appears to be exploring the Kirkegaardean usage of the idea of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credo_quia_absurdum 'Credo quia absurdum'] where one belives because the object of belief is unproveable. Holly is getting ready to take the (again, kirkegaardean) leap to faith. But this can only happen after she has found an object of belief which is sufficient. Or, as she puts it, as soon as she finds | + | Prefigues a later line in [[Stevie Nix]], where [[Holly]] claims that "[[I love the guys you can't trust]]". In both Holly appears to be exploring the Kirkegaardean usage of the idea of [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Credo_quia_absurdum 'Credo quia absurdum'] where one belives because the object of belief is unproveable. Holly is getting ready to take the (again, kirkegaardean) leap to faith. But this can only happen after she has found an object of belief which is sufficient. Or, as she puts it, as soon as she finds "whoever's gonna get me the highest" (i.e. closer to heaven, or a divine ideal). |
''from [[Hornets! Hornets!]]'' | ''from [[Hornets! Hornets!]]'' | ||
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Current revision as of 11:54, 13 December 2007
Prefigues a later line in Stevie Nix, where Holly claims that "I love the guys you can't trust". In both Holly appears to be exploring the Kirkegaardean usage of the idea of 'Credo quia absurdum' where one belives because the object of belief is unproveable. Holly is getting ready to take the (again, kirkegaardean) leap to faith. But this can only happen after she has found an object of belief which is sufficient. Or, as she puts it, as soon as she finds "whoever's gonna get me the highest" (i.e. closer to heaven, or a divine ideal).
from Hornets! Hornets!
