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**AmericaAirline 111** · 08-14-2011, 10:50 AM

Yes 'permanent change 'can perhaps be viewed as an oxymoron in accordance with secular logic. I probably should have used the term "ongoing change"; this has ramifications relevant to moral actions in 'the now' as opposed to infinite speculations. I realize this statement probably can be refuted by other esoteric considerations. In short, I see a problem in seeking finite (illusionary) ethics in relationship to real (non illusionary) ethics.

08-14-2011, 10:50 AM	#9
AmericaAirline 111 Join Date Nov 2005 Posts 443 Senior Member	Yes 'permanent change 'can perhaps be viewed as an oxymoron in accordance with secular logic. I probably should have used the term "ongoing change"; this has ramifications relevant to moral actions in 'the now' as opposed to infinite speculations. I realize this statement probably can be refuted by other esoteric considerations. In short, I see a problem in seeking finite (illusionary) ethics in relationship to real (non illusionary) ethics.
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