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October

One person’s truth is another’s misinformation or malinformation; the result, humanity drowns in a sea of useless and dangerous ideas.

October 21, 2024

By B

Truth Confusion? It is easy to understand why. A man with a watch knows what time it is. A man with two watches is never sure. Segal's Law Consequently, some claim to possess the absolute truth, yet they cannot. The objectively true process of reason prohibits it (see the "pursuit of truth"...

October

Conceptual thinking (and the perception of monotheism) shows up in the brain’s neurology.

October 17, 2024

In Neurology, User Manual

By B

Abstract Conservatives are more sensitive to threatening/anxious situations in perceptual and cognitive levels, experiencing emotional responses and stress, while liberals are more responsive to but tolerant of ambiguous and uncertain information. Interestingly, conservatives have greater psychological well-being and are more satisfied with their lives than liberals...

October

There is only one source for truth, or civilization cannot exist.

October 15, 2024

In Divine Influence, User Manual

By B

The importance of objective truth. Civilization exists because of objective truth. Until fairly recently, Western Civilization shared truth because of Christianity. Yet, the first time it was challenged, it ended the Holy Roman Empire, which gave rise to Western Civilization. The religious wars then began nearly...

October

Is it Possible that Sin is Only One Thing?

October 6, 2024

In Christianity, Divine Influence, Religion

By B

Sin or Error for Faith & Reason Faith and reason go together. Specifically, they should be considered one—inseparable. However, historically, they haven't been linked because religion has dwelled primarily upon sin and truth. Yet, neither of these ideas is precisely the point of reason. Therefore, this...

September

I think, instead, Nietzsche meant to suggest that the Holy Spirit is “dead.”

September 25, 2024

In Divine Influence

By B

For example, Nietzsche's Übermensch is not possible without free will (SELF-control) and God. Nietzsche's "last man" is the fallen man lacking free will and, thereby, lacking a free, curious, and empowered mind. God, that is to say, the pursuit of absolute truth develops the conceptual mind...

September

The Source of Error – A Fundamental Conflict Between Truth And “the Pursuit of Truth”

September 23, 2024

In Divine Influence

By B

The pursuit of absolute truth (IN OUR REALITY) requires a reason for everything (this is the monotheistic way). Otherwise, why try? In the latter case, folks can assume most things happen randomly (this is atheism and postmodernism). This leads to chaos. Therefore ...

September

The Cause of the Enlightenment

September 10, 2024

In Divine Influence, Key Concepts, User Manual

By B

Now, consider the linked image. It potentially demonstrates the cause of the Enlightenment.You see, before the Reformation, the Holy Roman Empire controlled truth, and Western Civilization began to take shape. Unfortunately, absolute authoritarianism corrupts. Martin Luther thus led a successful rebellion against it (circa 1600),...

September

The Bible’s First Commandment Demands That You Think For Yourself — How Great And Generous is That?

September 9, 2024

In Divine Influence, User Manual

By B

On X (Twitter), an atheist complained that the Bible told people what to think. Atheist: https://twitter.com/warpox/status/1833170320137842795 Me ...

September

The Neurological Point of Faith

September 2, 2024

In Divine Influence, Thinking, User Manual

By B

An X (Twitter) user declared - If Jesus isn't the focus of worship in your church, it isn't a Christian church.I say that's unfortunate. Consider this:The cortex (see image) is directly connected to the senses. You cannot use the cortex without activating elements of the...

July

What’s wrong with DEI?

July 7, 2024

In Governance, Political Realization, Problem Solving

By B

On QUORA, I was often asked (in different forms):What's wrong with DEI? Isn't diversity our strength?No. While there is nothing wrong with diversity per se, merit must always be the focus. Otherwise, corruption, incapacity, and dysfunction will grow.The attached image represents a case in point.Merit...

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