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Darkness Visible - The Shadow in the Collective Unconscious How is the collective unconscious at work in the world and what dangers lie within that realm? collective unconscious • shadow • jung • freud • mysterium coniunctionis
The Romantic Movement Romanticism takes root in Germany and England and Inspires the French Revolution, influencing art, literature and music. romantic movement • the enlightenment • the age of reason • romaticism • romanticism and germany
Voltaire and the Age of Reason Brief biography and works of French great thinker Voltaire, known for Candide and Philosophical Letters. voltaire biography • voltaire age of reason • voltaire french thinker • works by voltaire • voltaire and enlightenment
The Main Objectives of the Age of Enlightenment The Age of Enlightenment has been crucial for developments and advances in human rights, education, and modern democracy. main philosophy and reason in age of enlightenment • reason building block for political and social str • using logic and reason to deal with ignorance and • english philosophy of common sense and french syst • encyclopedia and french philosophical and politica
A President's Eclectic Religious Views Throughout his life, Abraham Lincoln's faith had a great deal of impact on him. His religious views were shaped by a variety of influences. abraham lincoln • a president's eclectic religious views • abraham lincoln's faith • the second great awakening • paine's the age of reason
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Intro 4b: Late Enlightenment Precursors to Religious Humanism Part of a series on Modern Humanism, and the second half of an article on precursors to Religious Humanism during the Enlightenment. This half focuses on the latter half of the Age of Enlightenment. religious humanism • humanism • enlightenment • age of reason • wollenscroft
Revolutionary Republican Values The American political process was parented by the Age of Enlightenment and the Age of Reason. Another ancestor in the family tree was the Ancient Roman Republic. republican values • roman republic • political cause of the american revolution • age of enlightenment • age of reason
The Enlightenment The Enlightenment, an intellectual movement of the Eighteenth Century, was characterized by interest in social progress and reason. the enlightenment • the age of reason • the european enlightenment • john locke • voltaire
The Enlightenment and Global Change The European Enlightenment came along with mixed blessings. While it ended slavery and the slave trade, it intensified the exploitation of the South by the North the age of enlightenment • the age of reason • rousseau • john locke • montesquieu
The Pre-Canadian Enlightenment Although Canada did not exist as a country during the 18th Century, many events that happened then still have an impact on this nation today. The Enlightenment party brought everyone together. new france • 18th century • age of enlightenment • new world • acadians
Thomas Paine and His Writings Philosophy and writings of Thomas Paine, a key campaigner for American independence, famous for Common Sense and The Age of Reason. thomas paine • thomas paine and his writings • paine common sense • paine the rights of man • paine the age of reason
4a: Early Enlightenment Precursors to Religious Humanism Part of a series on Humanism, and the first half of a two part article on the precursors of Religious Humanism during the Age of Enlightenment, especially the Quakers and Deists. This first half focuses on the early Enlightenment period, while the next half in part 4b focuses on the latter half of the Enlightenment. religious humanism • society of friends • quakers • deists • deism
A Case for Poetic Justice The term "poetic justice" was originally applied to the consequences of actions by literary characters where ultimately the author must ensure justice and equilibrium. origin and meaning of poetic justice • poetic justice and ancient greek philosophy • poetic justice and morality in fiction and literat • thomas rymer and original meaning of poetic justic • classical period and importance manners and decoru
Living Longer for Dummies Dr Walter Bortz is a medical doctor & professor who has written several books about health, aging, & medicine. Here, he shares his expertise on healthy aging. healthy aging • dr walter bortz • longevity experts • living longer for dummies • dare to be 100
One Nation Under God? Second in a Two-Part Series on What The Founders of America Might Think of Our Pledge of Allegiance pledge • allegiance • founding • fathers • founders
The Essence of the Enlightenment The age of the Enlightenment marked a turning point in world history. It was the beginning of the end of Church authority and the start of the modern world as we know it. sapere aude kant • the beginning of modern man • 18th century philosophers in europe • impact of the age of reason on the modern world • growing discontent with church eighteenth century
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Thomas Percival's Code of Medical Ethics The medical profession existed for thousands of years before the first code of medical ethics was accidentally developed in 1794. thomas percival • code of medical ethics • medical profession • ethics • medicine
Jonathan Edwards and the Great Awakening The revivalist message of the 18th century Great Awakening was more about individual awareness of spiritual unworthiness and sin than about an angry God bent on hellfire. jonathan edwards and the great awakening • new lights in new england • sinners in the hands of an angry god • beliefs of jonathan edwards • great awakening preaching
Revelation: Qur'an part 1 Shlomi Tal's introduction to the invalidity of the Quran. In this first part, he examines claims of singular and divine authorship. islam • muslim • quran • allah • belief
Astrology: Lost Healing Art Today, astrology is known mainly through 'mass-produced' sun-sign horoscopes. Throughout the ages it served as an important guide to physicians, rulers...even Popes. astrology as a healing art • popes and astrology • renaissance astrology • medicine and astrology • prescriptions and jupiter glyph
Chou The Chou Dynasty succeeded the Shang Dynasty as the Age of Reason succeeded the Age of Magic. china • chou dynasty • shang dynasty • mandate of heaven • steppes
Luther's Sermon on Infant Baptism This sermon is taken, in full, from Luther's Collection of Sermons on the Church, or Church Postil, the sermon for the third Sunday following Epiphany. The text for his message is Matthew 8:l. The sermon may be found in <I>Martin Luther, Ausgewahlte Werke, Dritte Auflage</I> (3rd printing), which is put out by the Chr. Kaiser Verlag Munchen, 1957; <I>Vierter Band</I> (4th Volume). The message was translated into English and published by Baker Books. The sermon is in the public domain. If the sermon seems long, well, in Luther's day they stood and listened to a sermon for a good 30-45 minutes. infant • baptism • martin • luther • children
Do Muslims Believe in Original Sin? Muslims believe that all people are born into a naturally pure and sin-free state. No person inherits original sin, nor is anyone held accountable for the sins of others. do muslims believe in original sin • original sin in islam • sinning in islam • repentance in islam • forgiveness in islam
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Mystic and Artist William Blake The unique vision of William Blake makes him the most extreme example of Romanticism. william blake • 18th-century romantic painter • william blake paintings • mystic and artist william blake • william blake unique vision
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William Blake Though shunned and isolated in his own time, today he is celebrated as a revolutionary and mystic with a strong sense of personal vision. william blake • printmaker • illuminated text william blake • songs of innocence • songs of experience
"The Age of Enlightenment" Many historians consider the eighteenth century philosophical movement the "Age of Enlightenment" to be one of the most influential periods in history. Find out how this movement's legacy influenced an "Age of Revolution" and remains important to us even today. age of enlightenment • eighteenth century • john locke • american revolution • french revolution
Contemporary ideology and its cost While surfing the internet to understand such concepts as particle physics and the nature of consciousness, I encounter more rhetoric than thought. But in arguing over beliefs and theories, it's easier to blame one another for what's wrong with the world than to take responsibility. ideology • beliefs • science • religion • evolution
Deism and the Founding Fathers Many of the Founding Fathers accepted the tenets of Deism, rejecting a state church, religious fanaticism, intolerance, and the intervention of God in human affairs. deism and the founding fathers • elements of deism • what deists believed • separation of church and state • thomas jefferson and religion
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The Voodoo Murder of Pennsylvania II, the Crime and Trial The background as to why Nelson D. Rehmeyer, the Witch of Rehmeyer’s Hollow, was murdered has been set in the first part of the Voodoo Murder of Pennsylvania. While the Pennsylvania Dutch and German populace of the Hexbelt of the commonwealth believed in spells, mainstream society thought this was silly superstition. There had witchcraft trials in Pennsylvania and William Penn sat on the grand jury of one of them, but, this was the 1920s. Judges and other elected officials believed that to give credence to the beliefs of the “superstitious” Dutch would make Pennsylvania the laughingstock of the USA. The court wanted to totally suppress any testimony about witchcraft. The press wrote about the sensational trial. This attracted the attention of lawyer Clarence Darrow of Scopes Monkey Trial Fame. paranormal • murder • witchcraft • witches • hexes |
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