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Dr. Skrbina presents a stunning new thesis: that Jesus Christ, son of God, was a fraud and a hoax, constructed by St. Paul and followers. Their purpose was to undermine Rome and weaken the Gentile masses. The evidence is strong and compelling.

A comprehensive set of historical and contemporary readings in environmental ethics. Sections include: Historical Context, 20th Century Environmentalists, Philosophical Development, Eco-Philosophy, and Applied Eco-Ethics.

Selected readings in the philosophy of technology, with a focus on historical-critical analysis. Readings include such authors as Plato, Thoreau, Butler, Orwell, Heidegger, Illich, Skolimowski, Kaczynski, Joy, and Kurzweil.

Jesus of Nazareth is one of the most famous men in history. There are good reasons to believe that he walked the earth some two thousand years ago, and was eventually crucified.But what about Jesus Christ, son of God? What if he never existed? What if the divine, virgin-born, resurrected Jesus Christ was a myth, a lie-even a hoax? That would have huge implications for modern-day Christianity, it would mean that there is a gigantic falsehood at...

What is technology, and why does it have such power in our lives? In this book, Skrbina adopts a classic metaphysical approach. Drawing on the Greeks, he argues for a teleological metaphysics in which increasing order in the universe is itself defined as a technological process. All of reality thus constitutes a technical sphere, a "pantechnikon, " of universal scope. This volume will be an essential addition to the philosophy of technology.

An updated edition of a comprehensive study of the theory that mind exists, in some form, in all living and nonliving things.

What is technology? Why does it have such power in our lives? Why does it seemingly progress of its own accord, and without regard to social or environmental well-being? The quest for the essence of technology is an old one, with roots in the pre-Socratic philosophy of ancient Greece. It was then that certain thinkers first joined the ideas of techne and logos into a single worldview. The Greeks saw it as a kind of world-force, present in both...

A new consideration of the theory that mind exists, in some form, in all things, includes detailed analyses of its historical and philosophical importance.