One unable to discern uniformity in diversity can never be logical. - ??

Question

One unable to discern uniformity in diversity can never be logical. - ??

Answer 1

i would say that that is true because anyone can recognise uniformity and diversity, but it takes logic to see uniformity in diversity.

Answer 2

"My search question:

What are the criteria to distinguish unity from nothingness?"

The answer to the above question is both true and false--in the same way that the answer to the paradox, "This sentence is a lie;" is both true and false. Logic works whether you discern uniformity in diversity or not---but because diversity exists in uniformity logic is both possible and exists. The following is how one of my  blogs begins (follow my 360 profile to my blog):

In The Beginning was the paradox: How does unity coexist with multiplicity? How does oneness make room for otherness? How does the all- perfect source become something less than it-self?

The title of that blog is (the last of a five part blog series): "Lift A Stone And God Is There; Ask A Question And God Is There."

Answer 3

yes both can not go to gether

Answer 4

The unique nodes of the common web must be understood without limitations in either direction.