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A Fourth Century North African’s Theory of Ambiogenesis
The first scholarly work to cite Saint Augustine as a proponent of evolutionary theory was George Mivart’s The Genesis...
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Enemy of Nature or Steward of Biodiversity?: The Role of Human Disturbance in Fostering Biodiversity
INTRODUCTION Today as never before, humans dominate the planet. We number in the billions and enjoy longer and more...
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The Cosmology of Consciousness: Understanding Our Interconnectedness
Some contemporary researchers (e.g., NoÎ and Thompson, 2004) would have us believe that the acquisition and processing of information...
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We are Going with the Cosmic Flow: But Will We Float or Sink?
1. A Quick Sketch Of Relevant Features From The Current Standard Picture of the Universe and its Evolution. There...
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Freewill, Determinism, and the Illusion of Purpose: A Compatibilist Conception of Meaning and Purpose
Introduction It has been said that a donkey standing equidistant between identical piles of hay would result in the...
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Meditation and Beyond – Phenomena Beyond Materialism
In this paper I examine neuroimaging studies on meditation and its effect on the brain and I offer this...
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The Cognitive Agent
The concept of agent has many uses in philosophical discussions. Epidemiologist assume different characteristic of agents from the ones...
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The Size of the Universe as a Cultural and Theological Question
The overwhelming disproportion of the size of the universe as compared to our human size has always been a...
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Burning Through the Roots
Dawn Adrian is founder of Tapestry Institute on science and native wisdom. The following is from her opening plenary...
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Functional Analysis and the Meaning of Life
I hope in this paper to clarify, and partially resolve, the conflict between science and religion. The claims over...