What is the logos, In the stoic sense,I think I have a gist of it. The logos is the rationale and reason behind the universe and within you, it is.. God, providence? Can I get a concrete answer, I tried google but it didn't really come to me.
Thanks
>>8535812
Logos is the logic/reason underpinning all existence
ofc if god is to exist, he must exist within logos or logos must be an expression of his will. for things are as they are and cannot be as they are not, therefore there is reason/meaning to things as they are which is why they are not what they are not.
>tels are so stupid they think 'Logos' means one thing
back to lebbit please
>>8535812
Depends on who you're reading.
I like Heidegger's best.
Logos from Legein: to gather.
Logos doesn't equal logic, but rather logic is derived from logos, which is the gathering.
>>8535812
Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος,
kαὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν,
kαὶ θεὸς ἦν ὁ λόγος
also
>dat pic
I've just gotta know
is thatCincinnatiby any chance?
Jesus Christ is the Logos in the Christian tradition.
I like how Maximus the Confessor fleshed out that aspect of Christian theology in his writings about the uncreated logoi as well.
Jesus Christ, the Logos, held in himself the logoi, "For we believe that a logos of angels preceded their creation, a logos preceded the creation of each of the beings and powers that fill the upper world, a logos preceded the creation of human beings, a logos preceded the creation of everything that proceeded from God, and so on (...)"
"Through his Logos there came to be both being and continuing to be, for from him the things that were made came to be in a certain way and for a certain reason, and by continuing to be and moving, they participate in God."
That's from St. Maximus's Ambiguum 7
This blog has the relevant section. I couldn't find the whole thing online.
https://jaysanalysis.com/2010/04/10/st-maximus-van-til-aquinas-logoslogoi/
>>8535886
Vancouver, somewhere in Yaletown.
>>8536195
Ah okay thanks