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Maturation of Species: History, Human Nature, and World Peace

March 27, 2014 discourseonhealth

Human nature has been misinterpreted. We are not selfish and competitive by nature, but rather, altruistic and cooperative. The entire history of humankind’ s past represents only a stage in its infancy. The entire history of its adolescence is yet … Continue reading Maturation of Species: History, Human Nature, and World Peace

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The Scientist Believer

May 2, 2013 discourseonhealth

Development as an enterprise will fail until it studies the inter-penetration of reason and faith, the same way that students who memorize by rote repetition will always be 2nd best to the genius who understands the essence of composing music. Just ask … Continue reading The Scientist Believer

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Ideology, Service, Change: Is Peace Possible Without Sacrifice?

November 19, 2012November 19, 2012 discourseonhealth

People say they want an end to violence. What they mean is, they want their opposing party to yield in deference to their will. Everyone wishes for world peace, but so many who wish continue to exacerbate conflict and contention. … Continue reading Ideology, Service, Change: Is Peace Possible Without Sacrifice?

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Underlying Assumptions

August 23, 2012August 27, 2012 discourseonhealth

There are commonalities between science and religion as systems of knowledge that help conceptualize them as complementary and reciprocal.  The first is that they both derive from  assumptions and articles of faith. Religion assumes the existence of a Divine and … Continue reading Underlying Assumptions

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