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    Natural Ethics

    By Richard L Wiseman

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    A book exploring and defining the ethics of the new thought system of Gnostic Reasonism. A book challenging the hypocritical ethics of Old Testament and Bible ethics, based on the commandments of the lesser god Yahweh/ Jehovah, and also challenging the unsound ethics of Scientific Atheism, the religion of the modern capitalist world. The book seeks to promote the ethics the author believes Jesus, whom Gnostic Reasonism believes not to be the Christ or the son of Yahweh/ Jehovah, but a god in his own right, puts forward in his teachings. Drawing on the Bible Gospels, Gnostic Gospels and other early texts relating to Jesus, along with books on ethics by other moral thinkers, including modern philosophers, Natural Ethics is an attempt to put forward the system of ethics that Gnostic Reasonism, a new theological doctrine, should adopt.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherRichard L Wiseman
    Release dateApr 29, 2015
    ISBN9781311607096
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    Richard L Wiseman

    Ricky Wiseman writes e-books and occasionally sells them.

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