(Dictionary: The sciences and liberal arts exclusive of
medicine, law, and theology.)
The study of the divisions between, distinctions of, and
relations between, God, man, and the cosmos.
This study becomes necessary when man reaches the stage
of defining his own life style. The question of God's existence must
be dealt with before the study of philosophy can be usefully undertaken.
There are two philosophies, though they are known by
many names, these are masculinism and feminism.
Masculinism assumes that since the male is the physically
dominant sex, masculine values should also dominate. Feminism
does not make this assumption.
When masculinism dominates to the extent of identifying
the one God, it becomes a religion, and disallows the validity of all
other religions and philosophies.
Politics
(Dictionary: The art of government.)
The means by which resources are apportioned among
men.
Resources: the goods necessary to the survival of men.
Two possibilities obtain: Resources exceed needs or the
reverse.
When population exceeds some threshold, needs will
exceed resources and politics will become necessary.
The most basic resource is space, therefore, when not
enough space exists to satisfy all, some means of apportioning space
will be required and some means of resolving disputes will also be
necessary, since agreement about ownership cannot be expected to
last. This leads to a system of ownership and the legal profession.
Examples of space conflicts are: Palestine, Northern Ireland,
Rwanda, and Bosnia.
Economics
(Dictionary: A social science concerned chiefly with
description and analysis of production, distribution, and consumption
of goods and services.)
The study of the methods of and accounting for
production of resources.
The purpose of this study is to provide for efficiency.
Efficiency becomes necessary when population exceeds
resources.
Feminism
Feminism, as distinct from 20th century political feminism,
is that state of mind that idealizes feminist values, primarily
compassion, but, in the long run, passivity.
Passivity, since it will lead to neglect of aggressive societal
features, like education, business, and technology, will have a
cumulative dramatic effect on daily life.
From a religious point of view, feminism will lead to
worship of the earth, as the source of all life and without which man
is meaningless and non existent.
Masculinism
Masculinism is most easily defined as that orientation
towards life embodied in the Judeo-Christian tradition. It is very
aggressive and has led to the development of technology. We can
say that it was invented by Moses and encoded in the Mosaic Law.
The word masculinism isn't much used, but should be to
make it clear that it is fundamentally opposed to feminism.
Masculinism must be invented, as is appropriate for a
creative ideology, while feminism will occur naturally with no
particular effort being made towards that end.
The world can be divided into halves, the Christian being
identified as masculinist and the Eastern, Hindu and Buddhist
countries being identified as feminist. The middle eastern Muslim
countries are best identified as a compromise between the two, as is
Japan.
Consciousness
A being cannot be said to be conscious unless he or she is producing a memory. If one is awake but producing no memory it is proper to say he is aware, but not conscious. If one is not awake he is internally aware only. If none of these states obtains, one is dead. Consciousness is the hallmark of masculinism and is not unduly valued by feminism.