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of Nevada City, California posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
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of Portland, Oregon posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
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of Portland, Oregon posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
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of Portland, Oregon posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
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of Mesa, Arizona posted an update in the Writing & Poetry group
United Writers February 8, 2018 @ 1:49 pmThe all loving eye of wholesome emptiness, is surrounded by the fullness in the matter of all that suffers.
Love is the gift of suffering, and suffering is the birthright of a question.
Something is the balance of nothing, and nothing creates the open-ness for all to exist.
Suffering ceases to exist, when nothing is being questioned.
T. MacDonald
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of Macomb, Michigan posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Scientific Pantheism February 6, 2018 @ 8:33 amI made this video to raise the question of how we approach the idea of divinity. Alan Watts makes an interesting statement on “god.” As Scientific Pantheists, we tend to approach this idea metaphorically. What is your approach to “everything is divine?”
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Zachary Hayes replied
Great video Connie. I like to avoid calling it literal or metaphorical, because I think when we’re talking about transcendental ideas we’re being as literal as we can be with the limits of immanent language. For instance, when we say something like “red is hot” and “blue is cool”, we’re not literally saying color feels a certain temperature, but…[Read more]
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of Calabasas, CA posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Scientific Pantheism January 20, 2018 @ 7:10 pmSam, I can see nothing scientific in the video and philosophy you described.
It is an example of non-scientific pantheism. Here\’s more about it from the website: -
of Luxemburg, Wisconsin posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Scientific Pantheism December 28, 2017 @ 3:23 pmHere is an ancient world-wide scientific approach to creation that is directly supported by Pantheism for those who don’t know about the ‘Flower of Life’.
Linked is a short 11 minute YouTube video explaining the basics of how Everything is connected by means of a scientific system through unified consciousness (even the invention of silly old…[Read more]
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of 91302 posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Agnostic Pantheism December 20, 2017 @ 5:36 pmAgnostic means anything from “I am pretty sure there is no creator God but I cannot 100% prove that” (and in that sense Dawkins calls himself an agnostic).
To “I am going to live as if there is a creator God but I am not 100% sure there is one.”
Calling oneself an agnostic pantheist would mean that you are (say) 99% pantheist but not…[Read more] -
of COOKEVILLE posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Agnostic Pantheism October 26, 2017 @ 2:53 pmYou can’t be agnostic and pantheist anymore than you can be agnostic and christian or agnostic and muslim. I am a pantheist and i believe that there are NO supernatural beings or higher power above, behind, or below the universe. The universe already is that higher power and that’s what pantheists believe by definition. You can’t be a…[Read more]
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of COOKEVILLE posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Scientific Pantheism October 26, 2017 @ 2:48 pmIs anyone interested in discussing how scientific pantheism and atheism are polar opposites! And that we should stop presenting them as compatible.
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Paul Harrison replied
Atheism (in current usage) = disbelief in a creator God or other type of supernatural god.
Scientific pantheism does not believe in those things. Ergo it is compatible with atheism – ie you can be an atheist and also a scientific pantheist.
However, that does not mean it is identical with or equivalent to atheism.
Atheism is simply a negative,…[Read more]
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of Greece, New York created the international Schools of Pantheism group
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Poffo Ortiz of Portland, Oregon posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Omnideism March 2, 2017 @ 4:23 amone of my first video interviews with Chandler…
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Poffo Ortiz of Portland, Oregon posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
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Rich Blegen of Denver, Colorado posted an update in the Schools of Pantheism group
Scientific Pantheism February 6, 2017 @ 1:19 pmThat sounds like a great description for scientific and naturalistic pantheism. It definitely resonates with me. 🙂
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Waldo Noesta of Punta Gorda, Florida posted an update in the Writing & Poetry group
United Writers February 4, 2017 @ 7:43 pmHey folks, my revamped website is back up and running in full. Read articles, essays, and poetry pertaining to Pantheism and other elements of “spirituality for the Next Age” at Not Two
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Waldo Noesta of Punta Gorda, Florida posted an update in the Books & Reading group
Pantheism Book Club February 4, 2017 @ 7:40 pmHey folks, my revamped website is back up and running in full. Read articles, essays, and poetry pertaining to Pantheism and other elements of “global spirituality for the Next Age” at Not Two
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Charles Beebe replied
Congratulations…one raised silhouette-chalice to you!
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of Greece, New York created the international Schools of Pantheism group
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Paul Harrison replied
Thanks Charles. I changed the description and clicked save, but it did not show the change.
Here’s my new description, please could you get it in there. Thanks.
Scientific pantheism is a strongly naturalistic approach to pantheism, which encourages deep reverence for Nature and the wider Universe, caring for nature and the planet, promoting human…[Read more]-
Charles Beebe replied
Sorry about that, Paul. There was a bug on the Group Details page, which has now been fixed. I went ahead and added your text to the description from the backend, but that does not have the option to notify everyone of the change. If you would still like to notify them, just make a small edit to the new text yourself, check the box to notify…[Read more]
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Guyus Seralius of The Universe posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – BUGS January 14, 2017 @ 7:19 pmI think I figured out the problem. I tried to copy and paste one of my WordPress articles including its YouTube video link and for some reason it didn’t like that. Once I deleted the video, which did show up in the editor by the way, and manually “Add Media” and paste in the link and so forth, then it worked. I also noticed your site’s player…[Read more]
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Guyus Seralius of The Universe posted an update in the Beta Testing group
Beta Testing – BUGS January 14, 2017 @ 6:54 pmI just tried to post my first article and I keep getting a 403 Forbidden page which also reads \”A potentially unsafe operation has been detected in your request to this site.\” Does anyone know why?
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Charles Beebe replied
Hi Guyus, it turns out the 403 you got was due to our firewall. I think I have fixed this; I temporarily set the firewall to ‘learn’ that shared Youtube videos are acceptable as inline links within posts. When you get a chance, I would appreciate it if you could post another article with a Youtube video in it and see if you avoid the 403 response.…[Read more]
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Guyus Seralius replied
I will definitely be happy to try those experiments very soon, likely today, so thanks for letting me know what all you discovered, tried, and fixed!
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Guyus Seralius replied
I tried posting another article as a test (copying and pasting one of my WordPress essays which included images and a YouTube video) and I still got the 403 error, but as soon as I removed the video that does show up in the editor your site uses, then it posted okay. I also did confirm that I could simply paste in a link for a YouTube video…[Read more]
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Charles Beebe replied
Thanks, Guyus. I don’t know what’s different either…when I put the firewall in ‘learning mode’, I did manually add the link, so maybe that’s different somehow from copy-pasting a previous WP post with the links already inline. To my mind, it shouldn’t make any difference, but obviously it does somehow. Out of curiosity, did you copy paste from…[Read more]
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