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{God} is the { Sφurce } of Life & Death
Reasoning Through the Twilight Zone!
Leo Igwe
Mukto-Mona
Posted: Jan 23, 2012
In Praise of Atheism
 Leo Igwe |
Mukto-Mona
Posted: Jan 23, 2012
As an atheist, sometimes, I wonder why it has taken human beings so long to realize that there is no god and that the so-called creator, almighty, all merciful, all knowing, and all-what-again god that humans have worshiped for ages is a fantasy, a figment of human mind and imagination, without any real instance, essence, existence or significance.
Towards a New Enlightenment
Leo Igwe |
Leo Igwe
Mukto-Mona
Posted: Jan 29, 2012
Mukto-Mona
Posted: Jan 29, 2012
The Enlightenment stands for the intellectual trends in 18th Century Europe that espoused the use of reason and science as a universal method for obtaining knowledge and solving human problems. The Enlightenment writers argued that the light of reason and science could free humanity from the darkness of ignorance, the burden of false beliefs, and the destructive influence of prejudices and superstition.
To say there is no god and then follow it this with a rational of why we need reason to reach a new "Enlightenment" and free humanity from the darkness of ignorance, only exposes your own Ignorance. A great deal if not "All" fo the european "Enlightenment" is deeply rooted in the up-rising of hermeticism, occultism and science as philosopher's attempted to "Reason" the {source} our practices, institutions, and beliefs...
Reason is a term that refers to the capacity human beings have to make sense of things, to establish and verify facts, and to change or justify practices, institutions, and beliefs.[1] It is closely associated with such characteristically human activities as philosophy, science, language, mathematics, and art, and is normally considered to be a definitive characteristic of human nature.[2] The concept of reason is sometimes referred to as rationality and sometimes asdiscursive reason, in opposition to "intuitive reason".[3]
