Little Red Schoolhouse of Metaphysics©

Consider this group the home base and syllabus for this course in metaphysics. 

Below is a discussion forum for the group/course. It is intended for admin items, feedback about the course, successes, insights, and so forth.

The comment wall is for general yakity-yak, saying hi, whatevers.

The Module names have links embedded in the names, if they are underlined.  Click on the link, e.g., 0. Syllabus, to go to the main discussion.  You'll put comments pertaining to the Syllabus module in its discussion forum.  Then for each other module, you'll use its own discussion forum.

Underneath each Module link is a table of contents.  If a component of a module is lengthy, it will have a link embedded in the text.  (It's obvious because it's underlined.)

Pages are something I'm still tinkering with. I'm thinking each page will contain the Discussion Forum text of each discussion. That way you don't have to find the link again, if you only want the discussion text.  It will also serve as a backup copy of the discussion itself (without the comments).

This course is being set up for a novice, and would be done in order by same.  If you already have background in metaphysics, then jump in wherever your interest (or intuition) tells you to go.  It's still good to read Module 0, because that's where all the books/resources are listed, and gives an introduction to the purpose of this group.

This is a work in progress.  Things will be added and moved around.  I will post a notice in the group discussion forum when I do so.  It should show up in the Recent Activity module (left column, main page).

Post your suggestions for more topics to cover in the group discussion forum, below.

FYI, I'll be posting a lot from The Second Coming of Christ, since that is the work I am currently reading.  When I find things that fit a category, I'll plug it in.  (Better than trying to go back and find it later, it's a two-volume set spanning 1,600 pages!)  But that won't be the only thing we study.  Currently, it's the best thing I've seen, but we'll definitely be considering other sources.