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                                            Content

Introduction
About the Content
               Part  I     Individual  Determinism

Do  we  choose  who  we  become
Warning
1)  Do  we  choose  our  soul
2)  Do  we  choose  our  nature
3)  Do  we  choose  our  nurture
Human  organization
Scarcity
Non-chosen  differences
The  difficulty  of  admitting  our  condition
Admitting   Determinism

Determinism  and  faith
Determinism  and  human  nature
Criminality
Perspective  and  determinism
My  conclusion


               Part  II    Factors  distracting  humanity  from  its  scientific  vocation



Introduction

           Chapter  One :   Doubt  and  fear  of  Science.
Fear  of  Science
Doubt  in  the  capacities  of  science

          Chapter  Two :  Religion
Why  this  chapter
Blasphemy
Religion :  Definitions
Origin  of  religions ;  The  supernatural
Polytheism
Nature,  science  and  polytheism
Sacrifice

Monotheism
Sophisticated  polytheism  versus  simple  monotheism
Monotheists  and  agnostics
       A)  Non - defined :  Righteousness  and  unrighteousness
Genesis - Exodus
The  need  to  understand  characteristics
Before  our  search  for  definitions
     Incoherent  definitions  and  examples
Disobedience
Violence
Non - admittance  of  the  monotheistic  God
Homosexuality
     Searching  for  definitions
The  flood :  The  wickedness  of  the  drowned
  1)  Noah  is  "just"
  2)  Noah  is  "perfect  in  his  generations"
  3)  Noah  "walks  with  God"
Babylon
Wickedness  of  Pharaohs
Conclusion

       B)  Inconsistencies,  errors  and  impossibilities
Before  dealing  with  errors  and  impossibilities
            Inconsistencies
The  Absolute
Good :  Absolute  or  not ?
Good  and  evil  as  a  perspective
Unchangeable  good  and  evil  in  man ?
              Impossibilities
Genuine  monotheism ?
Problematic  issues
  1)  The  existence  of  polytheism
  2)  The  existence  of  the  one  God
  3)  The  one  God  fighting  men
  4)  The  issue  of  the  individual  name
  5)  Most  powerful
  6)  Jealousy
  Conclusion
                   Errors
An  impossible  error  in  the  Genesis  :  Adam  and  eve
The  dramatic  consequences  of  this  myth
Miracles
       C)  Humane  problems  with  monotheism
  1)  Arrogance/egoism
  2)  I  and  only  I
  3)  Proof  versus  belief
  4)  Hope - Faith
  5)  Love  of  humanity ,  religion  style
  6)  Uselessness  of  laws  and  commandments
       D)  Polytheistic  attitudes  exaggerated  in  monotheism
Exaggeration  of  the  importance  of  man  in  God - man  interactions
Exaggeration  of  the  importance  of  the  supernatural 
Conclusion
       E)  Some  thoughts  on  monotheism

     1)  General
You  have  to  believe  first
Proven - unproven
Beyond  reason
Clan  laws  of  monotheisms
Idols
Is  religion  a  private  matter ?
Prophets
The  need  to  believe
     2)  New  Testament
The  non - clarified  promise  of  Christianity
Riches
The  dual  nature  of  Jesus
Upgrades
     3)  Exodus
Slavery
Small  conclusion

          Chapter  three :  Democracy
Democracy
Checks  and  balances
Retrospection
Conclusion
Information
Groups  of  pressure
The  cult  of  the  uniform
What  do  we  decide ?
Elitism
Whistle  blowing
Can  democracy  lead  to  some  authoritarian  rule ?
Conclusion

          Chapter  four :  Economic  systems
All  existing  economic  systems
Greed
Satisfying  man's  ego
Social  animals
Invasion - war
The  minority

               Part  III    Some  thoughts
If  we  fail

Indoctrination
Personal  convictions  are ...   personal

               Part   IV     How  should  we  proceed
Difficulties
The  very  beginning
Political
Education
    1)  Awareness  of  human  characteristics
    2)  Teaching  of  scientific  or  measurable  subjects
Society
Financing

               Part   V     Conclusion


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