Zen Naturalism

Here's where I attempt to explore an approach to zen buddhism that is firmly rooted in naturalistic, scientific, empirical understanding. It's a true non-dual 'spirituality' that has no need for the supernatural. Whether you do or do not believe in the supernatural, there's still a place for you here. What I am saying, is that if you do NOT believe in the supernatural, here's a zen that says, "you're home!"

Saturday, December 22, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part Six)

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In my last post, I addressed the libertarian thinker C. A. Campbell and the problems with the libertarian stance neuro-scie...
Thursday, November 29, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part Five)

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For a religionist who believes in the supernatural, miracles, and the soul, the idea that humans can miraculously create th...
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Friday, November 2, 2012

Hold Your Nose and Vote For Obama!

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Along with being a “naturalist,” I tend towards a pragmatic attitude rather than one of blind optimism or idealism. During ...
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Friday, July 13, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part Four)

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There have been a number of arguments made hoping to develop a naturalistic account of open alternatives that would support moral responsi...
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Sunday, June 3, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part Three)

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I think it safe to say that without a doubt, the unease and resistance people feel when confronted with the argument against “mora...
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Wednesday, April 11, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part Two)

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Most people, including contemporary buddhists, are likely not to have thought through what the belief in moral responsibility implies. Pico ...
Saturday, March 31, 2012

All Beings Are Without Blame (Part One)

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It is said that the buddha taught that all beings are without blame. Of course, such a radical – perhaps even nonsensical sounding (to our e...
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