REASONED SPIRITUALITY: Exploring spirituality, the meaning of life, the concept of God.

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French philosopher and Nobel laureate Henri Bergson (1859 - 1941) combined spirituality, mysticism, and science in an unique and controversial way. His Roman Catholic faith (converted from Judaism) would seem to be in direct conflict with the philosophy he followed for much of his life.

The quote is from the 1907 work "L'Evolution Creatrice" ("Creative Evolution").

 

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Part 1: IntroductionPart 2: BalancePart 3: DivisionsPart 4: Unitypart 5: Concept of GodPart 6: Defining GodPart 7: SexualityPart 8: Instinctive MoralityPart 9: Moral Compromise - ReproductionPart 10: Moral Obligation - ReproductionPart 11: DeterminismPart 12: Determining Our DestinyPart 13: Good and EvilPart 14: Crime and PunishmentPart 15: Belief - fact and faithPart 16: MaterialismPart 17: AppreciationPart 18: Abstract PerceptionPart 19: RelationshipsRelationships (conclusion)Part 21: DeathPart 22: KnowledgePart 23: Knowledge - geneticsPart 24: Knowledge (conclusion)Part 25: Meaning of LifePart 26: Meaning of Life (continued)Part 27: Meaning of Life (conclusion)

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