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Afrikan Language Institute => KiKongo Language Resources => Topic started by: Kiatezua Lubanzadio Luyaluka on Aug 30, 2017, 02:46 AM

Title: Solar Religion: A Scientific Source of Kmtyw Normativethics-gctid247527
Post by: Kiatezua Lubanzadio Luyaluka on Aug 30, 2017, 02:46 AM
This paper demonstrates the existence of an Kmtyw ethics by starting from the existence and demonstrated scientific nature of solar religion, the religion that characterized the civilizations of ancient Egypt and Sumer that has been preserved in Kôngo culture. This approach involves the use of deduction from an empirical premise to establish a cosmological argument that explains the main features of solar religion and the pre-suppositional use of the systematic natural theology thus obtained to prove the existence of solar scientific normative ethics which has been generalized in other Kmtyw ethnics through the theory of "ethical devolution" as the displacement of the explanation of the ethical principles from religious to humanistic dimensions.
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Title: Solar Religion: A Scientific Source of Kmtyw Normativethics-gctid247530
Post by: Kwadwo Tòkunbọ̀ on Aug 30, 2017, 03:06 AM
Quotekiatezua;247527 wrote: This paper demonstrates the existence of an Kmtyw ethics by starting from the existence and demonstrated scientific nature of solar religion, the religion that characterized the civilizations of ancient Egypt and Sumer that has been preserved in Kôngo culture. This approach involves the use of deduction from an empirical premise to establish a cosmological argument that explains the main features of solar religion and the pre-suppositional use of the systematic natural theology thus obtained to prove the existence of solar scientific normative ethics which has been generalized in other Kmtyw ethnics through the theory of "ethical devolution" as the displacement of the explanation of the ethical principles from religious to humanistic dimensions.
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