The grounds of religious diversity and pluralism have mainly been sought out from without, i.e., outside the human mind. A striking example is Hick’s idea one ultimate reality, which posited to embrace all semi-ultimate realities appearing in individual religions. However, present inquiry adopts a different strategy for coping with above-mentioned issue. Specifically, this inquiry, I attempt fi...

From number theory to string theory, analyzing algebraic relations in two variables still dominates how we view laws governing relations between quantities. An algebraic relation between two variables defines a nonsingular projective curve. Our understanding starts with moduli of curves. From, however, cryptography to Hamiltonian mechanics, we command complicated data through a key data variabl...

A set of rules to ascertain that in calls of the form x.f (...) there will always be an object attached to x.

Institutional Christianity is in crisis about ‘sexuality’. Its detractors in the supposedly secularized and liberal climes of Northern Europe, who nonetheless yearn for what they call a satisfying ‘spirituality’, see this crisis as a sign of its failure to engage the contemporary world. Its conservative defenders, to be found mainly in religiously observant parts of North America and throughout...