Daniel J Shepard

Panentheism Addressing Volume 1 - 3 Guide / Reference Daniel J Shepard

Panentheism A Model of a Universal Philosophy The Guide and Reference provides a tool for exploring the trilogy. It includes over 1,000 questions addressed, 100 flow charts, 750 thematic ideas and a complete glossary. Volume 1: Panentheism Addressing Humanity's Purpose In Reality outlines the basic model of creating a universal philosophy as well as its potential impact upon society and the individual. Volume 2: Panentheism Addressing Man Made In The Image of God explores twenty futuristic and ten present societal dilemmas and their possible consequences with - as well as without - a universal philosophy in place. Volume 3: Panentheism Addressing Validation By Science, Religion, Philosophy and Prophecy verify the benefits of a universal philosophy through the examination of science, religion, philosophy and prophecy. Welcome to the Cross Reference Guide & Index. This volume is intended as a companion to the trilogy; Volume 1: Panentheism Addressing Humanity's Purpose In Reality, Volume 2: Panentheism Addressing Man Made In The Image of God, and Volume 3: Panentheism Addressing Validation By Science, Religion, Philosophy and Prophecy This fourth volume has been included in order to assist the reader in exploring the trilogy. It contains five distinct sections; Flowcharts, Questions Addressed, Thematic Index and Index. These allow the reader to locate, through different means, particular points of interest within the volumes 1, 2 and 3 of the Panentheistic series. The subject of volumes 1, 2 and 3 of the Panentheistic seriec is the development of a universal philosophy. Particular emphasis is placed on symbiotic panentheism as one such philosophy, and how it could provide a perceptual shift for humankind. This perceptual shift could have enormous benefits for us as individuals, as members of society, and as an entity within the universe. Social dilemmas, both present and future, are addressed and the consequences of not resolving these dilemmas are explored. Many fields of enquiry are included within the discussion, including; religion, science, philosophy, and prophecy. The merits of each are examined and their historical conflicts with each other are addressed. Using the Cross With the aide of this guide and reference volume the reader is able to explore the benefits and disadvantages of these various belief systems. Consideration is given to a unification of these diverse beliefs in order to attain a particular goal - that of achieving a universal and constructive philosophy for humankind. Because volumes 1, 2 and 3 cover such a broad range of topics, volume 4 should be an invaluable tool in gaining the most from the series.