Humes problem of induction Video
Philosophy of Science 3 - Hume's Problem of Induction humes problem of inductionThese physical adventures provide an exciting backdrop to this book.
An Methodology Suitable For Scientific Education
But Jim is also a religious adventurer. He relates in depth, with clarity and humour, his long journey in search of a satisfying way of understanding and experiencing the true nature of his self, and of his place in this mysterious universe. Studying Western philosophy and theology moved him away from intense involvement in the liberal Christianity of his parents.
So he looked to India, inexhaustible source of inspiration. Though profoundly moved by the religions he studied and taught about, he was unable to accept the metaphysical beliefs underpinning them. Increasingly, though, he became fascinated by modern scientific discoveries about the universe, and about our planet and the evolution of life on it. So he wove together elements from humes problem of induction and scientific traditions.
He now believes that the centre of his being is the physical energy of the universe, with which, therefore, he is at one.
He finds this deeply satisfying in understanding, and emotionally and morally experiencing, his place on this planet and in the universe. Because it owes so much to spiritual monism he calls it physical monism, or physical Advaita.]
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