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    Mayan Cosmology

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    Weekly Response This week Professor Wil van Breugel’s lecture was on “Masks of the Universe: Cosmologies Since the Beginning of Time”. He discussed how humans viewed The Universe‚ The Maya Cosmology‚ and The End of Time in 2012. Breugel explained how we see the universe through magic then mythic then finally scientific. Which I agree on because we do see the universe magically‚ imagining it as a place that is endless‚ mythically by believing that there are aliens or a higher being‚ and scientifically

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    understanding of the structure of our universe. We know that the earth is round‚ is the third planet from the sun‚ and the sun is the center of our universe. We also know that the space around our universe simply goes on forever - it is infinite. We know a great deal more‚ but these are the basics‚ and it is these fundamental facts that took humans so long to truly understand. It took mankind thousands of years of study and observation to accurately know the universe‚ and throughout those years‚ many

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    design?” (Socrates). The word ‘Telos’ is Greek for purpose. The Teleological argument thus argues that the universe is being directed towards a telos‚ an end purpose‚ and the posteriori evidence of an apparent intelligent design in the world. A posteriori argument is based on observations and/or experiences. Furthermore‚ the teleological argument is based on the character of the world and the universe. For example‚ our world is a place of such extraordinary interlocking complexity that the only rational

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    cosmic irony. Cosmic irony is the belief that the universe is so large and man is so small that the universe is indifferent to the plight of man. In "The Open Boat‚" Crane’s theme‚ cosmic irony‚ is illustrated through the use of symbols for isolation‚ insignificance‚ and indifference. Three specific examples of cosmic irony symbolism used by Crane are‚ the power of the ocean against the insignificance of the boat‚ the sea against the universe‚ and the little boat in a vast sea from the people

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    Best Explanations Approach – Existence of God is the best explanation for certain effects we see in the universe. I can only prove what I can see‚ taste‚ hear – but electrons (we can’t see‚ taste or hear it); black holes (we can’t see‚ taste or hear) we just see the effects that we see that the best explanation is that there are electrons and black holes and god. Defeasible – Possibly could be wrong. Defeater‚ if true could defeat the argument of God’s existence. Cumulative Cases Approach

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    Have you ever wonder how universe was formed? Or even dreamed to explore outside the earth? Well‚ that was so fantastic and fabulous to think. Many queries tickles every cerebrum of individuals here on earth that invented unusual kinds of devices‚ spaceships and even stupefying suites to reach and witness the amazing contemplate outside the world we live. There comes the astronomers that spend almost half of their lives in experimenting and discovering the mysteries behind the peculiar creations

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    Eicher in the Astronomy magazine tries to answer 5 questions about the universe. The first problem is the Big Bang and how did it happen. It is rather difficult to be sure what was there before the Big Bang but it is possible to describe what happened after that. According to Eicher a powerful explosion of space-time sent matter and energy reeling outward into nothingness. At first it took a fracture of a second while the universe kept expanding but during hundreds of thousands of years‚ it has slowed

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    Cosmological Argument

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    The Cosmological Argument The cosmological argument is the argument that the existence of the world or universe is strong evidence for the existence of a God who created it. The existence of the universe‚ the argument claims‚ stands in need of explanation‚ and the only adequate explanation of its existence is that it was created by God. Like most arguments for the existence of God‚ the cosmological argument exists in several forms; two are discussed here: the temporal‚ kalam cosmological argument

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    Green Manufacturing

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    Green Manufacturing & ISO14000 -Abhishek.V -Ankit Puri -Venkatesh Kumar Green Manufacturing Disturbing? Disturbing? Disturbing? Introduction • Manufacturing plays a very strategic role in an organization‚ especially to build competitive advantage and improve performance. • With rapid changes in technology‚ customer needs and globalization‚ manufacturing itself is constantly transforming and evolving. Goals.. “To prevent pollution and save energy through the discovery and development of

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    William Paley's Analysis

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    that society must suppose a creator for all of it because it could not have occurred only by chance. As an attempt for William Paley to prove God’s existence‚ he explains a “watch” analogy. A watch is created by a watchmaker‚ as the universe is created by a universe maker: God. This argument states that after glancing at a watch lying on the ground‚ one will pick it up and begin to notice all of its complex parts‚ which altogether work in a particular function to keep track of time. It is crucial

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