Monthly Archives: November 2005

SOFTLY HARD PROBLEMS

Posted on November 22, 2005 by hoon

Dana Gaynor’s The Journal of Psychospiritual Transformation has some fairly ‘hard’ minded articles about its subject matter. For example, on the contents page of vol.1 you’ll find an article by Charles Tart, “An Emergent Interactionist Understanding of Human Consciousness”. It … Continue reading →

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AN ILLUMINATING PROFUNDITY

Posted on November 9, 2005 by hoon

In the other direction, the foundationalism implicit in Intelligent Design is easy to identify. Although the ID cabal tries to ‘fuzzify’ and fudge this issue and insulate themselves from this obvious implication by severing a tie made by association, the … Continue reading →

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