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Humanistic and existential psychology are undoubtedly among the most modern and progressive approaches to understanding and explaining human beings. Yet, despite their many contributions, they have not developed a comprehensive theory of childhood. This may represent one of the most significant historical gaps within the humanistic movement.

Since its emergence in the ...


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V’Yomer Elohim — and God(s) said… Genesis 1:3

I’ve explored what I’ve come to call “the hard problem of consciousness” (thank you, David Chalmers) since I was an undergraduate taking my first philosophy class under a remarkable professor, Dr. John Atwell. The question is simple to ask and maddening to answer: What exactly is consciousness, and where does it reside? Or,...


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A society can develop many different cultures and codes, whether moral, ethical or legal, based upon the needs and experiences of that society. This is especially...


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