Author explores the most innovative ways on philosophical and scientific techniques, offering a new and better understanding
NEW YORK, March 12, 2010 — A profound and thought-provoking book unveils a relevant concept concerning human knowledge. Author Paul Vjecsner's On Proof for the Existence of God, and Other Reflective Inquiries deals with theoretical perception and systematic scientific methods, with fundamental questions concerning human knowledge. It unfolds how knowledge is acquired and the role of language in it. It explains the nature of reality as learned through the senses — as it probes into mental understanding in the fields of mathematics and logic. It also investigates the possibilities of combining those methods in gaining knowledge in more transcendent areas like values and religion.
Citing the practice of Descartes, Vjecsner examines prevailing forms of thinking, from linguistic approaches to physical hypotheses. On Proof for the Existence of God, and Other Reflective Inquiries introduces a fresh look at deep-seated idealistic issues. It further probes free will, the mind, and the laws of nature. In this book, the basic laws of logic are explored together with the well-known paradoxes.
"…I am impressed with your way of showing how to understand that God must exist. Much of the difficulty in natural theology arises from the spirit of our times. People now are not inclined to see the validity of your argument…" — Prof. Vernon J. Bourke, Past President, The American Catholic Philosophical Association and The World Union of Catholic Philosophical Societies
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About the Author
Paul Vjecsner is a Holocaust survivor who immigrated to the United States in 1948. Since childhood, he has made his living primarily in applied art. In 1950-52 he attended evening classes at the Cooper Union School of Art and Architecture. He was granted three U.S. patents (Nos. 3545667, 3788539 and 3908889) an article about some of this appeared in the monthly Paperboard Packaging (September 1974). A corresponding interest in mathematics made him venture for a while into prime numbers, on which were published two papers of his in the New York State Mathematics Teachers' Journal (May 1976) and The New Jersey Mathematics Teacher (Winter 1977). Inasmuch as his interests expanded in the direction of knowledge in general, he subsequently turned to basic philosophical and other problems, in which he saw himself forced to depart from much of the status quo. He accordingly set about to organize his so far attained particular findings — and ultimate ones they led to — into the present volume.
Author also received recently two Internet write-ups by prestigious organizations, one in graphic design and the other in mathematics:
http://www.aiga.org/content.cfm/his-second-life-an-interview-with-paul-vjecsner
http://www.cut-the-knot.org/Curriculum/Geometry/Vjecsner.shtml
On Proof for the Existence of God, and Other Reflective Inquiries * Paul Vjecsner
Publication Date: May 31, 2001
Hardcover: $24.00; 258 pages; ISBN 978-0961951900
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