SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM - nihil obstat felicitas (I)

Selected Humanist Bibliography Consulted: Tomás Moro  - "Utopia" It's a utopia that describes an ideal society where poverty, oppression,...

10. Cycles of Vital Necessity (CNV) Defining what life is is essential because it allows us to set its limits and to base most of our...

9. Economy We are so absolutely conditioned by what is commonly called "economics" that there is not even an interest in scientifically...

8. Human Violence and Artificial Selection Humans, as eukaryotes and especially as omnivores, are naturally prone to violence, as are...

7. Human Exploitation: A Continuing Legacy Unfortunately, whenever we speak of the exploitation of resources, or even of creation and...

6. Between Union and Fractionation The term "humanity" implies a form of collective and social association that can be generalized to all...

5. Politics: Levogira or dextrógira Today it is possible to summarize practically all "democratic" politics in the world in two camps:...

4. Empires and Genocide History is filled with wars and conquests. First, kingdoms were united as tribes or villages, and later as...

3. From Polytheism to Gods It is known that the first known religions were polytheistic due to the great variety of natural phenomena and...

2. Communist Capitalism - Capitalist Communism We have all heard about the vast differences between capitalism and communism. After World...

SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM - nihil obstat felicitas (VI)

SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM - nihil obstat felicitas (V)

SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM -nihil obstat felicitas (IV)

SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM - nihil obstat felicitas (III)

SCIENTIFIC HUMANISM -nihil obstat felicitas (II)