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In article <7123@agate.BERKELEY.EDU> weemba@garnet.berkeley.edu (Obnoxious Math Grad Student) writes:
>In article <25011@linus.UUCP>, bwk@mitre-bedford (Barry W. Kort) writes:
>>My choice is to classify the Axiom of Choice as synthetic and
>>a posteriori.
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>I favor analytic a posteriori, myself.  "analytic", since all mathematical
>truths are, and "a posteriori", since AC is based on our derived perceptions
>of sets.

Do I understand this correctly then that the Axiom of Choice is acceptable
to Christians, who are not bound by the Law, but not to Jews, since a posteriori
knowledge is proscribed in Leviticus?

Sorry about that :-) 

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