Celadism

Celadism refers to a strand of philosophical and theological thought first clearly articulated by the Eskarite Celad Arbinter in RM 722. It is in most senses a form of mathematical realism, though it extends the idea further: Arbinter held that not only did mathematical objects truly exist in some other timeless, perfect world, but so too did virtues and ideals and all manner of other things that are reflected in our world. He further positied that the flow between these two worlds need not be one way only, and that it might be possible for men to access the realm of ideals by becoming sufficiently close to one. He tied this idea to the existing Maninist concept of the Haradim. 
Category:Religions
Category:Maninism