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Poverty and Revelation

March 8, 2013March 8, 2013 discourseonhealth

Poverty is as ineradicable as the house-fly! The misguided conviction that material resources exist, or can be created by scientific and technological enterprise, to entirely eradicate poverty is a myth of global scope. Social scientists are hardly necessary to uncover the reason … Continue reading Poverty and Revelation

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A New Discourse on Religion

October 19, 2012October 20, 2012 discourseonhealth

From agencyandchange.com http://agencyandchange.com/2012/10/19/discourse-on-religion/ . Continue reading A New Discourse on Religion

- Language, - Religion, - Science, Discourse, Knowledge1 Comment

Language and Civilization

September 24, 2012September 24, 2012 discourseonhealth

Reality has physical and spiritual dimensions.  Indeed, the world civilization that beckons humanity is one that will achieve a dynamic coherence between these two requirements of social life.  If reality is more complex than just the physical universe, then a … Continue reading Language and Civilization

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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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Crisis of Knowledge

August 23, 2012September 9, 2012 discourseonhealth

The advancement of a civilization aiming to achieve a dynamic coherence between the material and spiritual dimensions of reality recognizes that science and religion are the two reciprocal knowledge systems that impels its advance.  History gives rare, yet significant instances … Continue reading Crisis of Knowledge

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