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  • 20.03.2025

Bridging the Divide: Science, Theology, and the Debate on Creation

Science and theology occupy different, although complementary, positions regarding evidence and faith. As Fedotov noted, faith encompasses those questions that cannot be subjected to standard scientific testing methods, while criticism, on the other hand, applies to claims related to sensory experience and historical facts. He writes that "faith concerns those matters that are not subject to the judgment of science," and everything that occurs "in space and time" can be examined both from the standpoint of faith and objective knowledge (source: 1267_6330.txt).

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  • 20.03.2025

Constructing Reality: The Interplay of Sensation and Consciousness

From the subjective standpoint, individual consciousness does not merely passively reflect the external world; it actively constructs it. That is, the objective reality existing independently of our sensations reaches us in the form of sensory data, which are then processed, interpreted, and structurally organized by our consciousness. As noted in one of the sources, "The perceived action of external entities through external existence, that is, through the complex, independent interrelationship of various entities, is called external experience; in this way, we distinguish the independent objective world from the subjective realm of our internal states..." (Source: 1260_6298.txt, page: 220-221). This emphasizes that although the objective world exists independently, it becomes accessible to us through specific interactions, whereby it acquires its properties within our experience.

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  • 20.03.2025

From Code to Clarity: Transforming Data and Balancing Digital Perception

The functioning of the human information system is a process in which raw streams of data are transformed into meaningful structures. In this process, the key role is played by the organization and grouping of incoming signals through language and internal models of interpretation. It is important that the source code (a set of characters or signals) is correctly structured and syntactically formatted to convey meaningful information. As one source emphasizes:

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  • 20.03.2025

Ritual Over Numbers: The Theological Emphasis of Leviticus

The assertion that the authors of the Book of Leviticus “could not count” signifies that the text deliberately omits precise numerical data and detailed calculations—characteristics found, for example, in the Book of Numbers or other Mosaic texts. This does not so much indicate an inability to perform arithmetic but rather points to a deliberate choice to focus on describing rituals, sacrifices, and priestly duties, reflecting their priorities in presenting religious content.

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  • 20.03.2025

Cultural and Ethical Dimensions in Depicting Jesus

When choosing an image of Jesus for an avatar, several important aspects—both historical-cultural and ethical—should be considered.

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Bridging the Divide: Science, Theology, and the Debate on Creation

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Cultural and Ethical Dimensions in Depicting Jesus