The Monroe Doctrine and the Doctrine of Permanent Interest

The Doctrine of Signatures.

‘The Doctrine of Signatures’ started with the idea that God has marked everything he created with a sign (signature). The sign showed the purpose for the creation of the item. The ‘Doctrine of Signatures’ was promulgated by the writings of Jakob Böhme (1575–1624), a shoemaker in Görlitz, Germany, who had a profound mystical vision in which he saw a relationship between God and man that caused h...

Sharpening the Doctrine of God

The Real Bills Doctrine

With recession lingering and interest rates remaining high, one hears increasingly that the Fed should abandon its money growth targets and move to a policy of lowering interest rates to full employment levels. All would be well, we are told, if only the Fed would set a fixed low interest rate target consistent with full employment and then let the money stock adjust to money demand to achieve ...

The Doctrine of Robubi Monotheism in Qalam Surah

The most important God's aim by revelation of the Holy Quran is leading the human to the right path, and monotheism is the most fundamental doctrine in this path which is the foundation of all the rest of educations in the Quran and its end is leading humankind to happiness. The foundation of monotheistic knowledge in realization of this aim is divinely monotheism which is based on Robubi monot...

The Doctrine of Internal Reasons

According to advocates of internalism about reasons for action, there is an interesting connection between an agent’s reasons and the agent’s present desires. On the simplest version of this view, an agent has a reason to act a certain way at some time if and only if acting that way would promote his present desires. Let us call this the sub-Humean model.1 The sub-Humean model is widely regarde...