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Quiet Mind, Meditative Mind and Emerging Wisdom: A Transtheoretical Model of the Wisdom Process
The concept of wisdom is increasingly being examined as a psychological construct (Sternberg, 1990; Sternber & 2005; Baltes &...
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Beauty: A History of ‘Oblivion’ in Aesthetics
Introduction The fact is that we do not any more know what beauty is. If our culture, our thought,...
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Applying Relational and Contextual Reasoning (RCR) to Understand Human-Divine Relationships: Psychological, Biological and Theological Perspectives
Throughout the ages people have exhibited a range of emotions and social behaviours to their gods, suggesting many different...
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An Examination of the Cognitive Status of Buddhist Teachings
Buddhism is classed among the world’s major religions. The teachings of Buddhism can be traced back to its founder,...
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Is an Environmental Ethic Compatible with Biological Science?
In 2005 the discovery of an Ivory-bill Woodpecker (Campephilus principalis) caused a national celebration. Donald Kennedy (2005), the editor...
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Tolerance and Globalization in the Dialogue between Science and Religion in Romania
Why can Romania offer a privileged prospective on transdisciplinarity? Introduction Both scientists and theologians direct their interest towards the...
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Toward a World of Compassion: Learning to Live and Love Globally
Despite centuries of science and religion being on opposite sides of the debate about the relation of body and...
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Free Nill—Reflections on Freedom, Neurobiology, and Sin
Is there a neurobiology of sin? Can sinful behavior be explained away as causal effects of chemical reactions in...
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What About Transdisciplinarity? Its Past, its Present, its Potential…and a Proposal
Overview Given the theme of this year’s conference “Transdisciplinarity and the Unity of Knowledge” I originally intended to simply...
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Transdisciplinarity as Methodological Framework for Going Beyond the Science-Religion Debate
The war of definitions How transdisciplinarity was born Transdisciplinarity is a relatively young approach: it emerged seven centuries later...