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	<title>A Natural Philosophy</title>
	<link>http://anaturalphilosophy.com</link>
	<description>Religion. Atheism. Meaning of life. Well-being. Self-value. Nature's laws. God. Gods.</description>
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		<title>How to handle rejection.</title>
		<description>Let no one diminish you... least of all yourself - (at least within the confine of your own mind).

Rejection is the diminishment of your "self" in your in-born space. It is a diminishment imposed by yourself or by the group (collectivity) on yourself. At birth, you enter nature... from (and ...
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		<title>Ten reasons why you should read “A Natural Philosophy”?</title>
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1): You need to know for certain that there is no "God". And you can.

2): Imagine the freedom from fear, from guilt, from subservience when you get to realize that no one is up there. No "God" manages, observes, listens - and judge - your every thought, every desire, and ...
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		<title>What is sin ? Or – in nature, there is – no such thing – as sin or sinners.</title>
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Nature (the universal "Source") is eternal.

Eternal means - nature never had a first (beginning) moment... and will never have a final (endding) point. Nature has always been there... is always there. The only "time" in which nature exists is the present. (We, and every form that exist, live in a ...
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		<title>Yes, you can free yourself from religion.</title>
		<description>Even though it is difficult to find your way out of religion... it is still possible to do so. The first step is to understand the origin of the God (gods) story on earth. You need to know who God was then. And who God is today. - Without this understanding, you will fumble in ...
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		<title>The God particule. The God gene.</title>
		<description>Most people undersand that the historical "God" is a white-bearded "person". A "God/person" ruling humanity and the universe from a place named Heaven. But some people are ill-at-ease with this archaic "conception". They want to modernize "God". 

The "new believers"... as they are not yet ready to accept that "nature" ...
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		<title>Unhappiness and a jumbled ideology.</title>
		<description>What got me going on this reflection?

The statement that we are not meant to be happy on earth.

(This statement is erroneous.)

How do we get to accept that we are not meant to be happy? How do we get to internalize that we are not worthy of the pleasures of happiness? How do ...
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		<title>What is the purpose of life – in the absence of a God?</title>
		<description>You exist in a self-creating nature-universe-source.

As "Source", the universe is infinite.

Everywhere - is its center.
You are a center at the center of the universe.

Like all centers, your center holds within its core and and with all of its parts all of the forces of the universe. Using these forces, your primary ...
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		<title>The problem with morality</title>
		<description>Morality is said to be the greatest achievement of mankind. Morality gives us, human beings, "laws" to live by. The law-Giver: An ancient "God". One of the gods of old.

Without these laws, it is advanced, we would quickly become derelics incapable of forming a sustainable "self" or society. We would be at ...
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		<title>Can you be “spiritual” without a God?</title>
		<description>Spirituality is the feeling that there is something more to life, something more to human existence, something more than a person simply being a mechanical structure living in a world filled with multitudes upon multitudes of innert forms. Spirituality is a feeling (a sensation) of connection. Of oneness. 

But oneness ...
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		<title>“There’s probably no God” ad campaign.</title>
		<description>Many of you, by now, may have seen or heard of the :"There's probably no God" promotional campaign. It is an interesting campaign. One that strikes at the heart of today's humanity's incertitudes.  One that is meant for people to ask the question: is there - or not - a "God"?
And ...
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