REASONED SPIRITUALITY: exploring spirituality, the meaning of life, the concept of God.

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FUNDAMENTAL PRINCIPLES

DEFINING REASONED SPIRITUALITY

Reason:
 To think out all the parts as they relate to the whole.
 A way of thinking out what must be so.
 To draw conclusions from facts.
 To use deduction and induction.
Spiritual:
 To consider the spirit or mind separately from the body or material things.

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Part 1:  IntroductionPart 2:  BalancePart 3:  DivisionsPart 4:  Unitypart 5:  Concept of GodPart 6:  Defining GodPart 7:  SexualityPart 8:  Instinctive MoralityPart 9:  Moral Compromise - ReproductionPart 10: Moral Obligation - ReproductionPart 11:  DeterminismPart 12:  Determining Our DestinyPart 13: Good and EvilPart 14:  Crime and PunishmentPart 15:  Belief - fact and faithPart 16: MaterialismPart 17: AppreciationPart 18: Abstract PerceptionPart 19:  RelationshipsRelationships (conclusion)Part 21:  DeathPart 22:  KnowledgePart 23: Knowledge - geneticsPart 24: Knowledge (conclusion)Part 25: Meaning of LifePart 26: Meaning of Life (continued)Part 27: Meaning of Life (conclusion)

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