I very much enjoyed the recent Open Source Religion (OSR) discussion about the role regarding the role religion plays. . . Although others may disagree, Religion 1.0 uses beliefs as a substitute for facts. In the ancient world, facts were often…Read More
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Forget what I was about to say 'cause the technology takes too long. . . . For what you are about to say is what you said last time around the cycle of time . . . and it is this that which is again said today . . . believe it or not. . . . (and I…Read More
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Content becomes meaningful when structure surrounds it. Unstructured information is called data. Data looks like…Read More
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Anyone on the Open Source Religion (OSR) path needs to determine if they wish to look in an inward and/or in an outward direction for guidance and inspiration. Historically people have largely searched in an outward direction with the assistance of…Read More
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While joining OSR . . . Darkmatterial asked, "Is there such thing as Ethics of evolution?"Kernel John, in his usual verbose manner responded: " . . . No I don't think there is such a thing as Ethics of Evolution. Ethics are principles that govern…Read More
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The goal of Open Source Religion approach is direction connection or, as some call it, union with Divine Principle – Father God. Everything else is mere commentary along the pathway to self realization through conscious connection.The human…Read More
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CAN LIFE BE CREATED IN A TEST TUBE?Besides the body, there is an entity that is consciousness, This is our essential nature. This conscient entity uses its “living” body as an assemblage of instruments of perception and action. It experiences…Read More
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World Meditation HourOur outer world is a reflection of what lies within our collective inner worlds. By directing our thoughts in specific, positive ways, we have the potential to guide the world towards becoming a more loving place.Whether or not…Read More
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Do the Bible and other holy scriptures provide an literal understanding of creation or do they provide what we now know as metaphorical understandings. Problems arise when people insist that ancient creation stories need to be taken literally. …Read More
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... says INDU JAIN — ‘Jaisa maine apne guruon se seekha’Ride the wave: The mind is like a mega event where a multitude of assorted thoughts move rapidly; this is a continuous phenomenon. The mind is like a vast ocean - silent and calm deep down but…Read More
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Dear Kernel, I think I might have removed you accidentally along with rest of my emails the other day. If I did, please email me again.
Roman
Ok John,
The OSR project I am proposing is called Free Press Bible. It is to be a tool for "ideological self-examination, personal development, and deep social networking" based on the self-canonization process. It is meant to be useful whether or not someone thinks of their belief/value system as being "their religion" or not. It is to be a personal media management and content curation toolkit designed so that it can be used in an entirely decentralized fashion. i.e you don't have to be a "member" of any officiated group, religious or otherwise to use it. Users have the option to use the social networking functionality to network with other users based on commonality of articles. Each component of the toolkit is FOSS. As far as the website goes everything but the Free Press Bible name (Which is my trademark), users are free to copy and use independently. If users submit articles to the FPB website "article portal" and they later become dissatisfied with how the FPB site is being managed, I have made forking the ENTIRE project an easy matter. I actually even HOPE that I can get someone with better connections than me to fork the project and I even have a registered domain to give them (amenablebible.com) if they express interest AND have demonstrable technical ability, funding, or connections in academia or the broader FOSS community. Even though spirituality is a concept I don't personally find appealing, I would be willing to hand over the amenablebible domain to someone who did, so long as they were contractually obligated to keep the project open source and to uphold the idea that the project is to be a TOOLKIT and users should be creating their own communities (if they want) based on commonality (or lack thereof for those who want to debate:)) of articles.
If you want to read what others have to say about open-source you are free to Google the term. I would be surprised if you hadn't already. Should I doubt that you are being purposefully disingenuous here?
I do have specific ideas about how to develop religious belief systems in an open-source manner, it's not like I have been hitherto silent about the matter. The method I am trying to develop and promote is based on what I call "self-canonization", and unless you don't recall our earlier conversations, you already know that.
I will -for now- leave it up to you to do your own research on the various open-source development models and focus what you said about the "core information" for most religions being readily available. Are you referring to the various canons of sacred scriptures?
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