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Others have commented on ethics vs morality. As for maze vs labyrinth... These are synonymous words. One comes from Greek, the other is Germanic. I wasn't able
by yau8edq12i 3y ago
Others have commented on ethics vs morality. As for maze vs labyrinth... These are synonymous words. One comes from Greek, the other is Germanic. I wasn't able to find a single dictionary that defines a labyrinth as having a single path that draws towards the center. Where did the author pick up that from? Doesn't the author find it strange that the example from Greek mythology (the word labyrinth is Greek...) is already a counterexample?
- kwhitefoot 3y ago> defines a labyrinth as having a single path that draws towards the center. Celtic labyrinths are just like this. See, for instance, Solsbury Hill: https://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/2455/little_solsbury_hill.html https://www.themodernantiquarian.com/site/2455/little_solsbu...
- yau8edq12i 3y agoOkay? Not what I asked, though.