Every minute of every day people use their God-given free will to guide the direction of their mind, soul, and body. ... The first humans ever created were given an obvious choice between good and evil, and could only maintain a utopian society until the third chapter of the first book. ...
Also, by looking at a painting or sculpture in a book cannot fully experience the artwork until I really see the real painting held within its walls. ... Along the European painting, my cousin Anna, and I saw some tour guide explaining the European history and their artwork. ... Then, the tour discusses some humorous facts about Socrates and I was so attracted to their attention and we follow them throughout the guide. ... It is not weird when you take a flashback toward the book because Socrates is not hesitating to drink the poison because I think this is the only way he can try to prove th...
In book one, Fichte describes deterministic realism. ... Fichte states this in book one, The time of my coming to be and the character with which I came to be were determined by this general force of nature; and all the various ways in which these, my inherited characteristics, have found expression since then and will find expression so long as I will exist are determined by the same natural force.(11) While we feel that we have options and can make different choices, our eventual actions are predetermined so that we have no true freedom, only a perception of freedom. ... In book two, F...
For centuries, religion and science have been integrated. Whether this has been a coincidence or not, we may never know. However, religion and science have and still are widely debated. When faced with the topic, it is difficult for many people to connect religion and science because of the contradi...
