Dear readers, I am announcing that I am ending Ecohumanism Research as of 06/06/2025. During its three years of operation, it has served as a not-for-profit, educational website for helping humans to perceive and value their relationship with nature more holistically so as to enable their evolution. However, I have decided that the project must […]
As time passes, Ecohumanism Research finds itself in its second year of existence. As its owner, I must state that I feel as though the time has passed, and continues to pass at a pace that I perceive to be indescribable. If the statement seems hyperbollically redundant then that is because it is. Or at
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Greetings! So it is thus a formal interaction may begin, although it may not be normal for it to occur. Perhaps the reader may concur? It appears as though we have a rhyme! Perhaps it may be the right time? Without further ado, I would like to announce that there will on occasion be a
What is the purpose of the blog of Ecohumanism Research? I ask the question because as the owner of this website, I feel that I have a responsibility to post on a regular basis. This is so that visitors do not get the unfortunate impression that the website is either dormant or that its owner
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Another year passes on planet Earth, and just like clockwork, it has completed yet another revolution around its star as with every other planet in the solar system.* Meanwhile, our social, economic, and political systems around the world are undergoing drastic and dramatic changes, which has much to do with the growing awareness that science
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What is it that Ecohumanism Research aspires to? The purpose of this brief article is to address this question. But first, it is necessary to consider the website’s philosophy, which will put the topic into context. Ecohumanism Research is a semi-academic project that exists for the purpose of advancing ecohumanism, which is a holistic philosophy
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In a previous article, I introduced the philosophy of ecohumanism where I distinguished it from its humanist counterpart while briefly discussing how its morality is what makes it uniquely identifiable. In this article, we will discuss what paganism is because as the title suggests, it has a relationship with ecohumanism. Why should we care about
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With the global economy possessing record debt of approximately $300 trillion1 and with countries struggling to recover from the tumult caused by the political response to the crises of the COVID-19 pandemic, and others such as the conflict between Russia and Ukraine, the world appears to have entered a period of great historical significance. Since
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Ecohumanism Research is pleased to officially announce that it now has its own YouTube channel! In addition, a video is now available for watching or listening that features Andrew Johnson, founder of Check the Evidence discussing with me about philosophical issues, including the topic of “alternative knowledge”. To view the video, please refer to the
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Is humanism an archaic way of life as the title of this article suggests? Perhaps it is worth reconsidering the question altogether. Thus, it may be worthwhile asking ourselves something akin to the following – is our way of thinking and behaving appropriate for the 21st century and beyond? The short answer to this is
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