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Functional Reason, Metaphysics, Myth and the Unity of Knowledge – Insights from G. Siegwalt’s Dogmatics
Preface: What constitutes the unity of knowledge? Does this unity lie in the power to encompass phenomenal reality in...
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PLURALISM: The New Reality
I was reviewing a book in the library stacks of a well-known divinity school a few years ago when...
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The Evolution of the Social Image of the Woman in Primitive Christianity and its Historical Repercussions
Human evolution and transdisciplinarity The compatibility or incompatibility of evolution and creation is a problem with ancient roots which...
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A Philosophy of Vitality: Meaning, Interpretation, and Ecology in the Work of Charles Taylor and Gregory Bateson
The ecological crisis manifests a crisis of the moral imagination. The ways we think about who we are, what...
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Consciousness Transcends All Disciplines
1. INTRODUCTION 1.1 We begin by noticing that consciousness is a highly multi disciplinary subject. Of course, it has...
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Towards an Ontology for Unified Knowledge: The Hypothesis of Logical Quanta.
TOWARDS ONTOLOGY FOR A UNIFIED KNOWLEDGE: THE HYPOTHESIS OF LOGICAL QUANTA The weirdness of quantum mechanics From the very...
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Morality, Disgust and the Territorial Imperative
Increasingly psychologists and biologists have been supporting the view that emotions may be the phylogenetic building blocks of moral...
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Predetermination
Astronomers tell us with great precision when the next eclipse will occur, on which day and year the next...
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Liar’s Paradox Moral Litmus Test: If you contradict yourself you can’t both be right
Some people, when admonished to comply with moral absolutes–to always be honest, generous, tolerant, or the like–nod their heads...
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Tao
©2007 Andrew Ilachinski My imaging philosophy is very simple. I strive to record the subtle, interconnected web of energy...