Science and Religion

Month, Day: 169, Sovereignty, Perfection (Glory)

Last time, we ran across a Science/Religion site after reading a book review (Neil Shubin). From there, we have links to many others. A few of note are listed below.

• The Faraday Institute for Science and Religion
• AAAS - Dialogue on Science, Ethics and Religion 
• John Templeton Foundation
•  ...

Remarks:

03/12/2013 -- We need to address effectiveness.

Modified: 03/12/2013

In a grain of sand

Month, Day: 169, Honour, Dominion (Majesty)
Month, Day: 169, Honour, Loftiness (Independence)

Neil Shubin's book takes a grand sweep in its look at life. Such a view makes one marvel at our power of comprehension. His notion of every speck betraying a hidden compliment would approach (in the limit, if you would) those mentions of the atom: HW 29, Iqan #216, et al.

It's nice to see a scientific viewpoint that is uplifting, even if the WSJ thought it deflating.

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Ought we work on a modernization of the argument of the necessity of God, though not in the usual sense? Rather, we either approach via an axiomatic view or through rule set modifications. Then, we ought to be able to show some benefit from the addition of the incomprehensible (either small i or large I, due to choice - small i as operationally useful in the context of intractable situations, large I from the deeper meaning).

Remarks:

03/12/2013 -- We need to address effectiveness.

Modified: 03/12/2013

The Travels

Month, Day: 169, Honour, Mercy (Glory)

After the Master left the USA, some time was spent in Europe, over the winter. So, there was the experience of the northern climates during the cold season. Have found some interesting sites that I'll collect about the travels in the old countries.

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There are still plenty over here to look at, such as this one:

          http://portraitsabdulbaha.blogspot.com/


Remarks:

01/26/2013 -- Jan 6th, arrival in Edinburgh.

Modified: 01/26/2013