Theological Science, Dialectical Thinking, Conrad Richter, and the Unification of Fiction and Non-Fiction Writing
Conrad Richter (1890-1968) was a famous and honored novelist. (click) He was also a dialectician like Kenneth Burke. Richter was born in Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, the 
same Pennsylvania German town in which I was born. His first novel was ‘The Sea of Grass (1937)’ and became a movie. To my knowledge, his only philosophical writing is ‘The Mountain on the Desert (1955).’ This book unifies fictional writing and nonfictional writing. The nonfictional aspect of this book is a new form of energy that he calls ‘psycho-energy.’ This new form of energy challenges the naturalists and evolutionists who argue that the human mind is an epiphenomenon of the brain and is not a thing-in-itself.
It is usual for a dialectical thinker/scientist to emerge from a German town in America because the German language and the Pennsylvania Dutch language are dominated by dialectical thinking and science. On the other hand, the English language is dominated by logical thinking. So, the ugly English language is hiding many new ideas.
If Conrad Richter’s philosophical work becomes widely accepted by life scientists, we can accept the following two new ideas: (1) all non sciences and all sciences are merely different ways of thinking and different ways of thinking dialectically and (2) the symbolic languages used by the literary field contain energy, which can be used by a human and transferred to other humans. This new form of energy could defeat all atheistic ideas. Richter’s daughter, Harvena, tells us lots about her father and his work in her book, ‘Writing to Survive: The Private Notebooks of Conrad Richter (1988).’ (click)
Richter’s psycho-energy applies to the spiritual atoms found in my book, The First Scientific Proof of God. The spiritual atoms are also taught on my website. His energy allows one to say more about mind-body relations. Contrary to our atheistic physicists, the real energy of this world is still unknown.
Isn't it time to reform the US science, language, and educational systems?
same Pennsylvania German town in which I was born. His first novel was ‘The Sea of Grass (1937)’ and became a movie. To my knowledge, his only philosophical writing is ‘The Mountain on the Desert (1955).’ This book unifies fictional writing and nonfictional writing. The nonfictional aspect of this book is a new form of energy that he calls ‘psycho-energy.’ This new form of energy challenges the naturalists and evolutionists who argue that the human mind is an epiphenomenon of the brain and is not a thing-in-itself.It is usual for a dialectical thinker/scientist to emerge from a German town in America because the German language and the Pennsylvania Dutch language are dominated by dialectical thinking and science. On the other hand, the English language is dominated by logical thinking. So, the ugly English language is hiding many new ideas.
If Conrad Richter’s philosophical work becomes widely accepted by life scientists, we can accept the following two new ideas: (1) all non sciences and all sciences are merely different ways of thinking and different ways of thinking dialectically and (2) the symbolic languages used by the literary field contain energy, which can be used by a human and transferred to other humans. This new form of energy could defeat all atheistic ideas. Richter’s daughter, Harvena, tells us lots about her father and his work in her book, ‘Writing to Survive: The Private Notebooks of Conrad Richter (1988).’ (click)
Richter’s psycho-energy applies to the spiritual atoms found in my book, The First Scientific Proof of God. The spiritual atoms are also taught on my website. His energy allows one to say more about mind-body relations. Contrary to our atheistic physicists, the real energy of this world is still unknown.
Isn't it time to reform the US science, language, and educational systems?
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