Time and place?
On Sep 1, 2008, at 11:16 AM, Stephen Guerin wrote:
Nina Wise is in town today and will discuss possible collaborations
around the
Kepler Project:
http://www.motioninstitute.com/kepler/
"When Science Lost its Soul:
In the early 1600's, the seeds of modern science were planted. The
earth was
removed from the center of the universe and God from the center of
science.
While the severance of science from spirit furthered the scientific
revolution,
many posit that something vital was lost.
We are currently on the brink of a paradigm shift of similar
magnitude, which
reconnects that which has been separated. While the existence of a
designer may
lay outside the purview of science, the existence of a design might
lie at its
heart. By investigating the way pre-modern mind gave way to the
modern, The
Kepler Project intends to cast light on the transformation that is
occurring
within our own lifetimes.
Johannes Kepler was one of the world's great scientific geniuses
who fully
integrated a worldview steeped in mysticism with a rigorous science
based on
observation and experimentation.
"It is the secret of his union with nature that attracts all those
who see
something in the universe beyond, and different from, that which
rigorous
science has to offer."
-Stephen
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