Keys of gnosis
By: Robert Bolton.
Edition: 1st ed.
Publisher: Sophia Perennis
Published: 2004
Place of publication: Hillsdale, NY
Language: eng
Subjects: Knowledge, Theory of; Gnosticism
Table of contents: title: The nature of the real self; title: Whole person and duality; title: How nature is dual; title: Real self and false self; title: A primary certainty; title: Certainty in the self; title: The original cogito argument; title: Overcoming representation; title: The theory of right and wrong; title: The defining principle; title: Narrowing the definition; title: The centrality of reason; title: A question of proof; title: Reason and intelligence; title: A universal activity; title: Human and animal consciousness; title: Anti-spiritual assumptions; title: Intellect and religious ideals; title: Creativity and spirituality; title: The anomaly of creativity; title: An archetypal view of creation; title: Creativity resistant to systems; title: Conforming to the divine pattern; title: Happiness and the extension of time; title: Happiness distinct from pleasure; title: Implications for ascetic values; title: Collective suffering; title: Transcendence and normal experience; title: The inner duality of consciousness; title: The core of consciousness; title: Theology and reductionism; title: A radical conclusion; title: The abstract and the concrete; title: Common sense concreteness; title: Mediation by living organisms; title: Spirituality and power; title: The freedom of the will; title: Confusions about free will; title: Free will and release from fate; title: Arguments for free will; title: Freedom and knowledge of truth; title: The law of action and reaction; title: Sources in scripture; title: The causal principle and continuity; title: What controls the world?; title: Causality includes free will; title: Choice of the lesser evil; title: Apparent breaches of the law; title: The insentience of the active faculties; title: Cosmic reaction and judgement; title: Consequences for modern religion; title: Providence and fate; title: Forms of cosmic order; title: Providence and archetypal order; title: Fate, providence, and salvation; title: Fate and astrology.