The nature of humanity is confined to the mechanics of the human experience in its environment. We are creatures of the Darwinian model – driven environmentally and genetically through the process of natural selection to maximize individual performance in the provision of asset goods that will promote existence at the highest level possible. We want … Continue reading Live or Die – The Social Contract
I want to revisit a post from 2018, repeat some of what I said then, and elaborate in greater depth about the conflict all living creatures face: the immutable problem of scarcity. There is obviously a purpose in doing this, as I want to walk us through two basic characteristics of the human condition; one asserted from without - that being scarcity - and the other asserted from within - the Social Contract. Squeezed between the two, so to speak, brings about the evolving existence of the primary subject I want to tackle - that being the ideology and final reality of freedom. And, so to start...
In a previous post, I discussed the concept of particulars. Perhaps then, a reader might have wondered what this has to do with Christian issues and values, and certainly what does it have to do with a certain hypothesis I repeated from Man and God – Part One: “Try to consider the possibility that God … Continue reading Man and God – Part Three – Scarcity
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