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Pari Perspectives 3
March 2020
Our Changing World
Welcome to the third issue, March 2020, of Pari Perspectives: Ideas in Science, the Arts, Spirit and Community.
In this issue we explore ‘Our Changing World,’ and as bleak, dangerous and disintegrating as we may experience it so many of our writers have expressed hope in the way Václav Havel spoke of hope. Hope as the transcendent virtue. Hope as the opposite of despair. Hope is everything to do with the human spirit.
Table of Contents
A 21st Century Renaissance
COLIN TUDGE
From Certainty to Uncertainty: Thought, Theory and Action in a Postmodern World
F. DAVID PEAT
River Art
AHMAD NADALIAN with JOHN K. GRANDE
Wholeness and Human Relationship
DAVID SCHRUM
Jung on Evil
MURRAY STEIN
God, Science, and Dual-Aspect Monism
PETER B. TODD with JEFFREY MISHLOVE
The Numen of Matter
CEDRUS MONTE
Zarathustra’s Logic Bomb and the Transparition of Ohrmazd’s Angel in Technology
ROBERT DOMMETT
The Myth of Human Perfection
ANASTASIA JOYCE
It’s Not About Knowledge
F. DAVID PEAT with GODELIEVE SPAAS
Our Changing World: Back to Our Communities
LAURA TALSMA
The Evolution and Hubris of Ziggy Stardust
JAMES PEAT BARBIERI
Pari Yesterday: A Collection of Memories
GENNY RABAZZI
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From Certainty to Uncertainty: Thought, Theory and Action in a Postmodern World