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"... the man is himself a very eminent school"
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Dogrusoz -on teacher Orhan Ari -Kibris 5 Feb 99
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Fedai, Halkin Sesi 27 Dec 92 on teacher Orhan Ari
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"He believed detoriaton of
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youths' moral behavioral values resulted from incorrect religious understanding; he
hoped to cater for that to some extent and authored his [unfinished treatise]..." |
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As Synod of Church of England sought to redefine 'God' better in
mid 90s, teacher Ari's logic in philosophy was, as discovered post 96 Royal Society funded research at Cambridge University, that it was contrary to logic to theorise as it had been for some 70 years that change in matter ensured a stable of universe -for (as current research's 'Earth does not know of curving around the sun') could not know the brick, the mortar, of the wall; a stable universe had to constantly to be balanced in time and space by science's, until then abandened, 'mysterious force' ~which was and was 'simply' named 'God'. In philosophy logic on spirituality re. life after death was capable in terms of a baby in the womb's being the need for limbs beyond comprehension in innocence of the world. Religion (which didn't advocate material neglect or hostlity amoung faiths) essentially a good deed was in, enlightenment -teaching, learning. Worshiping reminded of morality, kept behavioral social order... |