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Hegel and the Philosophy of Nature – Renewing the Speculative Idea
Man, because he is Mind, should and must deem himself worthyof the highest; he cannot think too highly of...
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The Living Universe
I. Is the Universe a Living System? A number of crises are puttingthe world system under enormous pressure to...
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Environmentalism and the End of the World:Our Eschatological Dilemma
Martin Luther once responded to a critic by saying, “Even if I knew that the world would end tomorrow,...
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Virtual Ontology/Real Experiences
1. Introduction This paper is threefold. It is positioned against the background of a philosophical problem that refers to...
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Latin-American Prospective to an Integration of Knowledge: Beyond “Interdisciplinarity” and “Transdisciplinarity”
The historical attempts to achieve a “universalis scientia” since the Modern age have always crashed against the permanent temptation...
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The Idea of Design in Nature: Science or Phenomenology?
Introduction When it comes to debating the idea of design in nature I think it is important to note...
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Seeing Beginnings: Buber, Levinas, and the Original Encounter
Here and only here are we “We”. Here we are actively familiar with the cosmos through our co-operation,...
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Why People Turn to Religion and Spirituality?: Positive Emotions as Leading to Religion and Spirituality
Why do people turn to religion and spirituality? There is considerable cross-sectional, longitudinal, and experimental evidence that religion serves...
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Morality: Toward an Anthropological/Neuroscientific Conceptualization
Few would question that we live in tumultuous times. Our contemporary cultural upheaval comes in the wake of discoveries...
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Overview of Theological and Religious Interpretations of Evolution
I. Introduction As we celebrate the 150th anniversary of The Origin of Species, we can survey the history of...