Kemetic spirituality, also known as Kemetism, can also be called neterism or Egyptian neopaganism. Practitioners of Kemetism believe they are following religious beliefs and rites from within Egypt itself. Kemetism is a name given to … Read more
The U.S., Soviet Union, Canada, and all European countries (except Albania) signed the Helsinki Final Act on the final day of the Conference on Security and Co-operation in Europe (CSCE). Forty-five years ago, leaders from … Read more
Eliminative materialism (also called eliminativism) is a perspective within the philosophy of mind which advocates for a version of materialism which is absolute in relation to the concepts of mind entities and mind vocabulary. Modern … Read more
Bright light therapy – also known as phototherapy – is used safely for many illnesses, but its most common application is to treat a kind of depression called seasonal affective disorder, or SAD. The efficacy … Read more
Content Automation is using technology to produce any type of content, whether that is a trend report, a video marketing resource, or a sports-related game piece, complete with images. In the most basic terms, content … Read more
Seasonal affective disorder (SAD) is a type of depression associated with changes in seasons: SAD begins and ends around the same time each year. If you notice a major shift in your mood and behavior … Read more
Monism is most commonly seen with Panentheism, and Immanent God. Pantheism is closely related to monism, since pantheists also view all of reality as one single substance, called the universe, God, or Nature. In this … Read more
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Historicalism is somewhat obscure as a term, but one does occasionally come across it in philosophy, especially when discussing theories of history and its nature. What is called 19th-century historicalism is, often, actually a brand … Read more
By situating Sabbatarianism within its social and historical context, Matt Goldish situates the Sabbatarians within the world of early modernity, making its history accessible to scholars and students alike. Both supporters and opponents of Sabbatarianism … Read more