Natural philosophy

In the period from 1860-1900, Darwin developed his theory of natural selection. Natural selection was the idea that a dominant species would overcome all the rest. This sparked many ideas and philosophies, such as a weakening in the church, the rise of Social Darwinism, and a surge of new ideas and thought. The church had always been the lead in the sciences of the day, but when scientists started to challenge the church, their strength began to falter. Darwin’s theory challenged the concept of…

IBN SINA’S VIEW ON PROPHETHOOD ABSTRACT: In the medieval ages Ibn Sina’s works contributed a lot in the advancement of philosophy. As part of his contribution to the theosophy, Ibn Sina wrote a lot including the doctrine of prophecy. In that work Avicenna gives a philosophical analysis of different aspects of prophethood. Sheikh A Rais as he was called presents a creditable account of the phenomenon of prophethood which could be seen in his few works. He explains into details the prophet’s…

his works, Reason in the Balance, Johnson articulates how naturalism, the philosophy of behind Darwinian Theory, has replaced the Judeo-Christian tradition as the “established religious philosophy” in areas of science, law, and education. Johnson utilizes a wide variety of sources when articulating worldview and how worldview affects science,…

reasons for alarm that present day foundations had put aside the beneficial parts of natural selection. Eugenicists persistently played on the specter of weak and sickly humans which was safeguarded through cutting edge prescription, cleanliness, and magnanimous organizations, while the more savvy and as far as anyone knows better individuals were starting to intentionally limit their multiplication. This was creating natural degeneration, as indicated by numerous eugenicists. Their answer was…

shows,” is the Burt’s Bees skincare philosophy. Burt’s Bees is an organic based skincare company that focuses on nature-derived ingredients. They support the claims of organic care is better for you than chemically derived products. Organic or natural means that the product does not contain synthetic compounds or materials. Many groups, companies, and consumers are also in support with Burt’s Bees and list their products as “organic.” Made from Earth, another natural based company, list “these…

Introduction Fuller makes a statement that the humanity with moral life would not be exhausted seemingly even though natural laws binds upon any of the most essential human actions apart from. What leads Fuller to describe those subjects as shown above as external morality of law? Before determining how’s Fuller natural law theory work, one have to make a brief summary of the Hart and Fuller debate to understand the position of them. Then, examine the distinction between the law’s internal and…

Science & technology Science is a way to study the tidal aspects of nature in an organized, systematic, and scientific way through scientificized scientific methods that are visible, touched, heard, touched and felt. But keep in mind, what is true today may be less precise in the next 1000 years because science has a long and delicate process. Technology is the whole means to provide goods that are treated for the sustainability and convenience of human life. Technology is the application of…

The Mango House- “Form follows Function” The Mango house is the physical manifestation of a quest to connect with the natural environment. The house is a reflection of the architect's creative sensibilities; its essence being simplicity in thought and expression - taking shape through the form, its spaces and building materials. The site has been defined by the coordinates of several existing majestic mango trees. Hence, the ‘function’ is the conservation of these 100-odd-year-old inhabitants;…

Natural Law Theory and Neo-Natural Law Theory Natural Law Theory starts in the belief that there is an order to the universe. This ordering of the universe leads to laws that are natural; things have a purpose. The principles of law are an inherent part of nature. Even without the human capacity for reason, the principles of law would exist (Perlman). From a moral perspective, natural law is an affirmational objectivism, meaning that there can be a reasonable validity to a moral position.…

there was a belief that they will lead them to reincarnation. Bertrand Russell stated that philosophy…