The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will
The limitations of logic in the pursuit of a deeper understanding of the nature of reality has been encountered by mathematicians, philosophers, scientists, theologians, psychologists, and by people from any field of study, or walk of life, no matter their religious, political, or intellectual affiliation or belief.

Any curious and thinking person who engages with abstract thought, the material world, or the nature of the cosmos, other people, or any pursuit of the mind inevitably runs up against the limitations of the ability of reason and logic to explain, interact with, and understand the mysteries of the universe.

Drawing on Kurt Gödel's application of the 'Paradox of Undecidability' from his Incompleteness
Theorems (1931), The Destruction of Logic from Within will expand on G.W. Leibniz'
concept of the 'incompossible' and apply it to the limits of logic. This new volume will propose the idea that logic itself can potentially hold within it the ability to surpass its own limitations.

The Destruction of Logic from Within will do this by exploring the idea that the internal breakdown of logic itself can become a logically useful tool. When logic reaches its point of breakdown and internal contradiction, an opportunity arises to find meaning in the greater awareness of humanity's limitations of understanding. This, despite many advancements in science and material improvement. Meanwhile, the book's tone is set by telling the story of how spiritual freedom of conscience led to improved well-being for those who sought out a new beginning in North America.
The Destruction of Logic from Within will examine the biblical basis of freedom of conscience, and for the rationalist skeptic, put biblical coherence under a microscope. As well, each chapter builds on the previous toward presenting a compelling case for accepting the enduring Christian message of God's love.

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The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will
The limitations of logic in the pursuit of a deeper understanding of the nature of reality has been encountered by mathematicians, philosophers, scientists, theologians, psychologists, and by people from any field of study, or walk of life, no matter their religious, political, or intellectual affiliation or belief.

Any curious and thinking person who engages with abstract thought, the material world, or the nature of the cosmos, other people, or any pursuit of the mind inevitably runs up against the limitations of the ability of reason and logic to explain, interact with, and understand the mysteries of the universe.

Drawing on Kurt Gödel's application of the 'Paradox of Undecidability' from his Incompleteness
Theorems (1931), The Destruction of Logic from Within will expand on G.W. Leibniz'
concept of the 'incompossible' and apply it to the limits of logic. This new volume will propose the idea that logic itself can potentially hold within it the ability to surpass its own limitations.

The Destruction of Logic from Within will do this by exploring the idea that the internal breakdown of logic itself can become a logically useful tool. When logic reaches its point of breakdown and internal contradiction, an opportunity arises to find meaning in the greater awareness of humanity's limitations of understanding. This, despite many advancements in science and material improvement. Meanwhile, the book's tone is set by telling the story of how spiritual freedom of conscience led to improved well-being for those who sought out a new beginning in North America.
The Destruction of Logic from Within will examine the biblical basis of freedom of conscience, and for the rationalist skeptic, put biblical coherence under a microscope. As well, each chapter builds on the previous toward presenting a compelling case for accepting the enduring Christian message of God's love.

Brought to you by Idea Factory Press, Scarborough, Canada. We Make the Lights Come On!
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The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will

The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will

by Matthew M. Kryzanowski
The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will

The Destruction of Logic from Within: Christian Spiritual Fulfillment as a Function of Conscious Awareness and Free Will

by Matthew M. Kryzanowski

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The limitations of logic in the pursuit of a deeper understanding of the nature of reality has been encountered by mathematicians, philosophers, scientists, theologians, psychologists, and by people from any field of study, or walk of life, no matter their religious, political, or intellectual affiliation or belief.

Any curious and thinking person who engages with abstract thought, the material world, or the nature of the cosmos, other people, or any pursuit of the mind inevitably runs up against the limitations of the ability of reason and logic to explain, interact with, and understand the mysteries of the universe.

Drawing on Kurt Gödel's application of the 'Paradox of Undecidability' from his Incompleteness
Theorems (1931), The Destruction of Logic from Within will expand on G.W. Leibniz'
concept of the 'incompossible' and apply it to the limits of logic. This new volume will propose the idea that logic itself can potentially hold within it the ability to surpass its own limitations.

The Destruction of Logic from Within will do this by exploring the idea that the internal breakdown of logic itself can become a logically useful tool. When logic reaches its point of breakdown and internal contradiction, an opportunity arises to find meaning in the greater awareness of humanity's limitations of understanding. This, despite many advancements in science and material improvement. Meanwhile, the book's tone is set by telling the story of how spiritual freedom of conscience led to improved well-being for those who sought out a new beginning in North America.
The Destruction of Logic from Within will examine the biblical basis of freedom of conscience, and for the rationalist skeptic, put biblical coherence under a microscope. As well, each chapter builds on the previous toward presenting a compelling case for accepting the enduring Christian message of God's love.

Brought to you by Idea Factory Press, Scarborough, Canada. We Make the Lights Come On!

Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781068862908
Publisher: Idea Factory Press (Scarborough, Canada)
Publication date: 10/19/2024
Series: Experiments in Christian Thought , #1
Pages: 246
Product dimensions: 5.25(w) x 8.00(h) x 0.56(d)

About the Author

Matthew M. Kryzanowski is an educator from Toronto, Canada. As a musician, Matthew has enjoyed spending much of his time playing the piano and directing choirs in various churches around the city. From these experiences he developed a keen interest in philosophy and theology, and is motivated to tackling the big questions of life in innovative ways. Yet, as with most of his interests, Matthew's ideas usually come from somewhere out of left field anyway.

In 2002, Matthew earned a B.A. (History) from the University of Ottawa, and has a Bachelor of Education from Queen's University. He is also a graduate of the Queen's University of School of Music, and holds the professional designation of Ontario Certified Teacher (OCT).

Matthew has been teaching since 2004 in Toronto, he has been married to his lovely wife for 16 years, and together they have two children.

Please do a web search for more information about Idea Factory Press Scarborough, Canada or Matthew's work and upcoming projects.
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