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"Gladdens his soul, I hope, this quadrant:
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Aware was not I; unbeknown, harmony was you all through
Under skins, treasured for ever, by thoughts innermost too
Seeking of you insight the wonders of the universe into
I knew at last this, that, the universe was you"
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Fedai, Halkin Sesi 27 Dec 92
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"... the man is himself a very eminent school."
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Dogrusoz ~Kibris, 5 February, 99
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Fedai, Halkin Sesi 27 Dec 92
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"He believed the detoriaton of the youths'
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moral behavioral values sprang from incorrect religious understanding; he
hoped to cater for that to some extent & authored his unfinished treatise."
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As the Synod of the Church of England sought to re-define 'God' better in
mid 90s, he philosophised in 92, as discovered post-96 Royal Soc. funded research at Cambridge Univ., that it was contrary to logic to theorise, as it'd been for some 70 years, that change in matter ensured a stable universe - for (as in peresent research's 'Earth does not know of curving round the sun') the brick & the mortar could not know of the wall, the stability of the universe constantly had to be balanced in time-space by science's, until then abandened, 'mysterious force' ~which was & was simply named 'God'. Life after death was capable of argument in terms of a baby in the womb's beyond comprehension being the need for limbs in innocence of the world Religion (which didn't advocate neglect of the world, nor hostlity amoung various faiths) essentially considered good deeds the imparting & acquision of knowledge.
Worshipping reminded of basic moral values to keep behavioral social order
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