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| The Basic Questions of Human Existence - Meaning, Purpose, Direction - Peace of Soul and Strength to Act - and the search forTruth in Religion. |
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| “Meaning of Life, Purpose, Direction” |
| The perspectives of science and religion, tempered by practical experience and human sensitivity, 1998. |
| "Science and Religion:
Theology, Astrophysics, and the SETI-Project" |
| A critical view of Christian theology in the light of advances in the
understanding of the universe in terms of astronomy, astrophysics, and
space exploration, 2000.
Lesen Sie diesen Aufsatz auch auf Deutsch. |
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| "Religion: What Is It? What Should It Be?" |
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| "Intelligent
Divine Design or Natural Evolution -- An Overview"
- The concept of "Intelligent
Divine Design"
- The position of science concerning "Intelligent Design" - The concerns of theology with "Intelligent Design" |
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| "Intelligent Design" Theory: A Critical Analysis |
| An introduction and 5 short articles or "letters" on critical aspects
of the "Intelligent Design" Theory |
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"to the he Author" |
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| Biographical Notes: |
Helmut Schwab’s academic training was in the fields of physics and mathematics. He worked in the electronic industry – initially in research and development, later in business related executive functions. For the last eleven years, he concentrated some of his work on the scientific understanding of existence and of the human mind and behavior in terms of neurophysiology, cognitive psychology. He also pursued some historical studies – and wrote some short stories. The clarification of transcendental questions – the meaning or purpose of life and truth in religion – has been a special concern of Helmut Schwab since adolescence. Various earlier drafts of his conclusions resulted in the two essays, one of 1998 and the other one to be released in 2002. |
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| The search for an understanding of the essence of being human - creativity, ethics, personality | The search for a scientific understanding of the physical world we live in | The search for meaning of life, purpose, the direction in life to follow, and truth in religion | Two separate essays resulting from chance encounters with historic material | The artistic expression of observations and ideas in parabolic stories, visions, and humorous reports |
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© 2002 | H. Schwab
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