God: Rational Theology
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Rational Theology In Search of World Peace Humanity is One The greatest single source of human conflict has to do with beliefs or of faith that one holds. The variety of human ideas, most often irreconcilable with one another, has lead to divisions and endless schisms. There is a great need to accommodate and harmonize ideas by convergence at the point where agreement is possible. Rationalization, convergence, and unification at the center is necessary to achieve world peace. However, this is only possible when rational people can discuss openly without fear of each other. The steps to accomplish this enormous task can only start with the individual. This is the goal of this work. A person needs to have sufficient knowledge to understand the various facets of life. This would include a philosophical base of values with a worldview encompassing and transcending all biases and prejudices inherent in, and inculcated by the culture. No religious, scientific, or traditional views must be sacrosanct to analysis. With adequate knowledge, one gains freedom from ignorance and fear. This book, Rational Theology, is a guidebook for any individual desiring to discover real freedom. It is a companion of the author’s book “Freedom Trilogy. Freedom Trilogy is a self-help and how-to-book. It helps develop thinking and reasoning abilities. It challenges the mind to gain new perspectives. It contains the ISA Introspective Self-analysis method of discovering ourselves and gaining freedom from fear and anxieties. Through Knowledge, Ignorance and Fear are banished, Freedom Attained once we discover and understand ourselves.
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Rational Theology In Search of World Peace Humanity is One The greatest single source of human conflict has to do with beliefs or of faith that one holds. The variety of human ideas, most often irreconcilable with one another, has lead to divisions and endless schisms. There is a great need to accommodate and harmonize ideas by convergence at the point where agreement is possible. Rationalization, convergence, and unification at the center is necessary to achieve world peace. However, this is only possible when rational people can discuss openly without fear of each other. The steps to accomplish this enormous task can only start with the individual. This is the goal of this work. A person needs to have sufficient knowledge to understand the various facets of life. This would include a philosophical base of values with a worldview encompassing and transcending all biases and prejudices inherent in, and inculcated by the culture. No religious, scientific, or traditional views must be sacrosanct to analysis. With adequate knowledge, one gains freedom from ignorance and fear. This book, Rational Theology, is a guidebook for any individual desiring to discover real freedom. It is a companion of the author’s book “Freedom Trilogy. Freedom Trilogy is a self-help and how-to-book. It helps develop thinking and reasoning abilities. It challenges the mind to gain new perspectives. It contains the ISA Introspective Self-analysis method of discovering ourselves and gaining freedom from fear and anxieties. Through Knowledge, Ignorance and Fear are banished, Freedom Attained once we discover and understand ourselves.
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Bert Domingo is a teacher (Guro, in Pilipino), psychologist, researcher, and lecturer in management during his about fifty working years. He also preached in a small congregation of Christians. He has degrees in education (BSE and BA) and psychology (MA), and holds credentials in teaching and counseling in California. He had two fellowships from the United Nations/International Labor Organizations in the Turin, Italy Center. He also had a fellowship with U.S. Department of Education at the University of the Pacific, to pursue doctoral studies, and an Italian government scholarship at the University of Trieste. Bert’s works include, positions as training manager, personnel manager in private corporations and regional director in the Philippine government. He was six years old when the Japanese occupied his country and cause miserable existence for him and his family. The atrocities of war and guerrilla warfare, death and destruction, constant fear and hiding, were endured for more than three years. These were followed by adjustment difficulties in schooling, work and pursuit of life’s goal. One constant for Bert is his insatiable reading, searching for the truth that led him to philosophy and religion. Now he searches for world peace, holds a vision and mission to help free people from ignorance and fear. World peace can only be achieve when humanity will learn to converge in beliefs and eliminate or minimize competition.