by Nathan Coppedge page
UNITY: AMELIORATION PAGE 2
Considering this simplified chart results in four possibilities:
1. Subjective World: Mutable Soul, Objective Time, Effective God
2. Effective World: Subjective Soul, Mutable Time, Objective God
3. Objective World: Effective Soul, Subjective Time, Mutable God
4. Mutable World: Objective Soul, Effective Time, Subjective God
In the first case what cannot be known is the world; knowledge is a matter of experience
In the second case what cannot be known is the soul; knowledge is about self-nature
In the third case what cannot be known is Time; knowledge is practical
In the fourth case what cannot be known is God; knowledge is holy
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In the first case power is about God; something with authority has power
In the second case power is about the world; it�s a matter of whether it�s perceived
In the third case power is about self; what matters is the power that�s possessed
In the fourth case power is about effect; something with a powerful effect is powerful
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In the first case truth is death; life is subjective
In the second case truth is God; life is about religion
In the third case truth is about the world; life is an experience
In the fourth case truth is about the soul; life is about knowledge
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In the first case the soul is what changes: the senses are the highest form of knowledge
In the second case time is what changes: all knowledge is about hidden purposes
In the third case God is what changes: knowledge is flexible
In the fourth case the world is what changes: �make no assumptions�
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Subjective, also called the conventional or ordinary: �I know/don�t know�
2. Effective, also called the natural or cooperative: �I think so/don�t think so�
3. Objective, also called the practical or aspiring: �convince me/you can�t convince me�
4. Mutable, also called the analytical or mystic: �look at what we�ve achieved/ we�re not there yet�
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------
1. Has a form of knowledge, worships himself
2. Has a functional capacity, worships power
3. Has a specific conviction, worships truth
4. Has a defined goal, worships? �
NEXT
Preface
Summary
Part 1a.
Iteration 1
Iteration 2
Iteration 3
Iteration 4
Part 1b.
Iteration 5
Iteration 6
PART II.
(incomplete)
PART III.
(outline)
PART IV.
(outline)
UNITY
NOTES
Philosophy and Writing Main Menu