Intelligent Default applies Swedenborg’s science, spirituality, and method to a present-day problem in the natural sciences: the evolution of organic forms. Using Swedenborg’s doctrines of influx, degrees, forms, correspondence, and others, which combine to produce a comprehensive model of spiritual causation, new light is shed on this perennial problem: natural forms are not “designed,” nor do they appear by accident.
by Reuben P. Bell
On Common Salt
Why a book about salt in the eighteenth century?
Salt was the number one commodity in the pre-industrial world, and Emanuel Swedenborg, Assessor of Mines, wrote the definitive textbook on the subject.
A fascinating new perspective to another of Swedenborg’s many scientific works.
The New Philosophy July-December 2016 & The New Philosophy January-December 2017
Articles include:
Review of Gottlieb Florschütz’s Swedenborg’s Hidden Influence On Kant by Marcy Latta
The Psychologist and the Mystic by Hannah Hill
Intelligent Default by Reuben P. Bell
The Theistic Science Group is holding a symposium to report and discuss their recent attempts to answer questions of the origin of matter, divine order, in nature, and the emergence of organic forms.
Speakers include Reuben Bell, Ron Horvath, Andy Heilman, Ian Thompson, and Steve Smith.
by Gottlieb Florschütz
Striking series of parallels between Kant and Swedenborg on the soul, life after death, and the metaphysical importance of moral goodness.
Understand the way these philosophical greats wrestled with the fascinating depths of the human mind and its predicaments.
