Pandeism: An Anthology of the Creative Mind
Erschienen am 26. Juli 2019
424 Seiten
978-1-78904-104-0 (ISBN)
Beschreibung
Following on from Pandeism: An Anthology this new volume brings you three returning authors and a dozen new ones, including renowned physicist and theologian Varadaraja V. Raman, communications professor and poet John Ross, Jr., mixed martial artist turned musician Jimmy "Ninja" Chaikong, Judaism author Roger Price, and mythohistorian Julian West. The theme of this volume is the creativity of the human mind - in art, in poetry, in recasting historical events in mythological terms, in film and television, and, indeed, in prose theological writing. A creative mind is a fire which gives light to the head, warmth to the heart, and nourishment to the soul, and we are blessed to present talents sufficient to fuel many a conversation to come. Indeed, perhaps the creativity of the human mind is a flickering echo of a greater mind which we all occupy.
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Sprache
Englisch
Verlagsort
New York
Großbritannien
Verlagsgruppe
Collective Ink
Dateigröße
1,21 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78904-104-0 (9781789041040)
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Personen
Knujon Mapson is a student of the revolutionary evolutionary theological theory of Pandeism, a constant contributor to various discussion forums on the topic, and an occasional coordinator of discussions amongst other pandeistic thinkers. He lives in Northern California, USA.
Amy Perry is a transcendental poet who is passionate about ethical, concious living. Her poetry centers around self-improvement, mental health, ethics and friendship. She lives in San Diego, California, USA.
Amy Perry is a transcendental poet who is passionate about ethical, concious living. Her poetry centers around self-improvement, mental health, ethics and friendship. She lives in San Diego, California, USA.
Inhalt
- Intro
- Preface
- Acknowledgments
- Divine Gift
- Thoughts on Deism and Pandeism
- Popper's Three Worlds, Computers and Religion
- Who Am I?
- Is Pandeism Possible?
- Philosophisch-deistische und theosophische Anschauungen
- Art Brings Us Life
- Where Does God Live?
- A Deist's Case for Pandeism
- At the Very Birth, Substance Fashioned the Celestial Solitude
- Deism (from The 1906 Jewish Encyclopedia)
- Is Pandeism Kosher for Jews?
- Stoicism as a Spiritual Practice for Pandeists
- Midnight Daydream
- VV Raman's Poems on God
- Fractal Divinity, the Purpose of Life, and Romanesco Broccoli
- The Ontology of Pandeism: A New Genesis from Man
- Lessons from the Glistening Spring
- Protopandeism: Hidden Divinity, Ex Materia Creation and the Necessity for the Arts as Suggestive of Kurt Vonnegut's Cat's Cradle
- Robert A. Heinlein's Multiple-Ego Solipsism, and the Pandeism of Fictional Worlds
- So Early American, The UnTorah/UnGospel
- Godfrey Higgins, Cosmic Catastrophe and the Planetary Gods' Debris: Revisiting the Mythohistorical Roots of Modern Pandeism
- Defining Fifteen Theological Words
- ENCOMIUM: A Former Credo, Ex Materia
- Eternal Energy & Information
- The Hillside Breeze of San Luis Rey
- Postscript
- The Higher Pantheism
