The divine, the spiritual and us.
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» 3++ Millennia of Religion: Abstract Analysis. The Definition: The Types of Religion. - Interaction with politics, war and peace. - The range of variants from theocracy to atheism. - The conception of God: Universe, monotheism, several gods, personified or not. - Legal system, justice, injustice. - Missionary activity aggressive or active or casual or complicating the access to membership. - Human rights, persecution, discrimination, slavery, servitude. - The differentiated right or total prohibition of killing. - Charity, empathy, hate.
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» Horoscopes, Astrology: Where does the attraction come from? Could something be true after all? The erroneous origins and the erroneous motives in the past, for that there is reliable information on the Internet. But what motivates many sensible people in today's enlightened world to look at the forecasts of horoscopes for their own future? - We try to analyze the 10 most important reasons for this.
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» The end is at hand. The archetype of the end of the world. In probably all civilizations there is it and probably also always in several variants. Why? Which main forms? What happens to people then? Who decides the downfall? Why? What happens afterwards? Real variants conceivable? (Nuclear war? 100% fatal epidemics? Total environmental catastrophe?)
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» Superstition: The blurred line between knowledge, humor, stupidity. Even people without superstition often consider superstition. Why? Why is there no human culture without many superstitious elements? Is political ideology and superstition often linked? Why do people like to believe in conspiracy? Where is the dividing line between religious belief and superstition? Where is the line between superstitious and stupid? - Coherent analysis as a basis for your discussion:
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life, sickness and death
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» The contagious effect of the desire to have children. When a woman becomes pregnant, others often follow: At work and among friends. How can this be explained?
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» Miracle healers, an archetype of all civilizations. Are there scientific reasons for miracle healing? Is homeopathy a substitute for religion? What happens when legislation allows, tolerates, or prohibits miracle healers? What does it mean when legislation allows health insurance companies to finance miracle healers?
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» In all cultures there is self-tortue "in order to come closer to higher goals." Examples: Lent, indulgence, self-denial, vegans, prayer of the rosary, self-flagellation, bicycle instead of car in spite of rain, celibacy (yes, also for women), sleep deprivation, sexual abstinence, thorn-flagellation and many other examples.
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» The most important death rituals of the civilizations: The analysis of the death rituals allows insight into the peculiarities of the different cultural circles. Dying rituals are the culmination of social ideas and values. This overview shows it:
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» Suicide is regulated in all cultures: Granting or prohibiting or outlawing suicide and euthanasia. Rules for the treatment of the corpse. - An overview of the customs of the different cultures and their anchoring in the specific value systems:
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» Why is there in all civilizations and religions the idea of existence after death? How long does life after death last? Why are there social rules of mourning everywhere? Are minutes of silence meaningful or embarrassing? How long does grief really last in people's minds?
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» In the future, is there a reality for the vision of resurrection in a next life? Which real technical and / or medical possibilities of the future could possibly achieve it? Or is it impossible and why? - Overview and evaluation of the current 10 most promising variants.
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All the happiness on earth.
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» What is scientifically founded on the eternal question: The differences between female and male behaviour? How much of it is genetics, how much is learned? What of these differences is useful for real life? Which of them could or should be influenced or not influenced by laws?
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» Moaning about youth is mankind's oldest complaint. Has the maximum of evolution been exceeded since 2000 years? Is too much pampered humanity degenerating towards its biological end? Or are seniors too backward to understand the future? Here comes help for your quest for truth:
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» What is 'zeitgeist'? How and why do people develop their preferences? Clothing, furniture, architectural style, music, literature, politics: It is a collective variable rating system. Dominant preferences develop through group contagion. This process is similar to the situation in pandemics. The course of a pandemics can be depicted with mathematical models. So we now try a mathematical model of preference formation, but in a simple and understandable way:
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» Why do people cry? Animals never? Small typology of crying - largely identical in all civilizations.
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» Are you feeling lucky? That's what people everywhere ask. Here are the supposedly 10 most important rules for a happy life that apply everywhere in roughly the same way. Why are they not right? Or do they nevertheless work?
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