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Overcoming Religion In Science
Integrating Science with Self: Aristotle Revisited
Welcome
There is a lot of discussion about integrating Religion and Science. The assumption is that they are separate and not related. My first thought is that we may be cutting down the wrong jungle with this approach. For me, the pattern of Religion is already embedded in Science. These religious beliefs are so insidious that it even escapes the best scientific and engineering minds of our society today.
I think it is premature to get into a discussion over whether the two institutions of Religion and Science can be integrated. It would then be superfluous and pointless to debate over how it should be done.
My message is that it already is, as a mirror reflection & refraction of each other. Religion has been effectively assimilated into Science and Engineering and we have not even begun, to see the forest for the trees.
Once we can begin to recognize and acknowledge the religious beliefs in our scientific and engineering analysis, then we will begin to understand the true nature of how to use our mind in the cyclical fashion of Aristotle, Socrates, and Pythagoras.
Using our mind to think in a cyclical, relational intensity, will produce the solutions to all of our society's needs.
This Blog is my exercise in how best to express this thesis.
Thanks for visiting,
Pesay
March 31, 2009
I think it is premature to get into a discussion over whether the two institutions of Religion and Science can be integrated. It would then be superfluous and pointless to debate over how it should be done.
My message is that it already is, as a mirror reflection & refraction of each other. Religion has been effectively assimilated into Science and Engineering and we have not even begun, to see the forest for the trees.
Once we can begin to recognize and acknowledge the religious beliefs in our scientific and engineering analysis, then we will begin to understand the true nature of how to use our mind in the cyclical fashion of Aristotle, Socrates, and Pythagoras.
Using our mind to think in a cyclical, relational intensity, will produce the solutions to all of our society's needs.
This Blog is my exercise in how best to express this thesis.
Thanks for visiting,
Pesay
March 31, 2009