No problem, it was my pleasure. I love this post because it has the potential to add back into the world knowledge that otherwise might have been lost. There are many people who have come before us and they ran into some of the same problems and had some of the same questions that we still have today.

These people have come up with answers to some of these questions and the more you study their philosophy, our philosophy, and the philosophies of many other cultures--the more you realize that we are all humans and we have a lot in common. I think what appealed to me when I read this is that immediately you feel a connection to it.

You feel this connection because the efforts and the struggles of those who develop this philosophy shine through and you did a great job of explaining it. As much as I feel connected to it and I see the similarity between this and other philosophies your post also does a great job of highlighting the pitfalls of trying to fit this philosophy into your own way see things--the way the Spanish scholars did. This post feels familiar while still illustrating a sense of diversity and uniqueness.