Essential Belief: Lakota
Need to know the fundamentals of this belief.
The spiritual tradition includes the sacredness of women, the sacred relationship with the Buffalo Nation, self-sacrifice for the good of others, the importance and sacredness of relationship with all of creation. The Seven Laws include generosity; compassion;. humility; respect of all creation; the development of a great mind through observation, silence, and patience; bravery in the face of adversity to protect the nation; and wisdom. Lakota believe there is one God or Creator (The Great Spirit, Mystery, or Sacred One) but traditionally do not believe in a Devil, fallen angels or true evil. All creation possesses a Spirit.
You might also like to view...
Anselm's Ontological Proof is an example of the Begging the Question fallacy
Indicate whether the statement is true or false
Why does Maquire say that poorer nations aren't truly engaged in "free trade?"
a. They do not get paid for their goods. b. Many of them are actually owned by richer countries. c. They charge too much for their goods. d. They no longer have any alternative to supporting themselves by exportinggoods.
By applying the rules Cond and DN to "~ B ? A" we can deduce
A) B v A B) ~B v A C) A? B
Immanuel Kant’s objection to Anselm’s argument was that it
a. treats "existence" as a property like "blue." b. assumes that the Christian God is the only possible one. c. does not explain who caused God. d. all of the above