Using Theological Science* to Understand Barack Obama and John McCain
This blog argues that theological science is the only science that can develop true understandings. So all understandings developed by 
atheism are arbitrary. With theological science, a person will understand political candidates no differently than understanding trees, planets, dogs, stones, or any other things. Under a monotheistic God, understanding is found as a potential ability in mind. The potential of understanding becomes actual when mind develops its Soul and begins to understand itself and other things.
Understandings develop differently from one mind to another mind. For instance, a human and a dog understand each other differently because the human mind develops understandings with symbolic languages whereas a dog’s mind develops understandings with sign languages. And although humans and dogs can understand a stone differently, the stone cannot understand humans or dogs because a stone, although a thing created by God, is not a living thing.
Understanding presidential candidates begins with sensing the relative unchanging attributes of the candidates. Statements about this kind of attributes can be compared. For instance, a comparative statement is ‘Obama is rich’ and ‘McCain is very ‘rich;’ Obama is middle-aged’ and ‘McCain is very old;’ and ‘Obama has some Congressional experience’ and McCain has lots of Congressional experience.’
However, the unchanging motives of the candidates are the most important attributes of the candidates because motives inform a voter about the acts a candidate does for God and all the things that God created. The motives of each candidate can be compared using the pentad grammar of Kenneth Burke. His pentad deals with the following emoting factors: (1) act, (2) actor, (3) scene, (4) means, (5) purpose. Voters should seek a follower of Burke to make the comparison of candidates in any republic.
It is time for voters and candidates to become more intelligent with respect to comparing U.S. leaders.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with thoughts about God.
atheism are arbitrary. With theological science, a person will understand political candidates no differently than understanding trees, planets, dogs, stones, or any other things. Under a monotheistic God, understanding is found as a potential ability in mind. The potential of understanding becomes actual when mind develops its Soul and begins to understand itself and other things.Understandings develop differently from one mind to another mind. For instance, a human and a dog understand each other differently because the human mind develops understandings with symbolic languages whereas a dog’s mind develops understandings with sign languages. And although humans and dogs can understand a stone differently, the stone cannot understand humans or dogs because a stone, although a thing created by God, is not a living thing.
Understanding presidential candidates begins with sensing the relative unchanging attributes of the candidates. Statements about this kind of attributes can be compared. For instance, a comparative statement is ‘Obama is rich’ and ‘McCain is very ‘rich;’ Obama is middle-aged’ and ‘McCain is very old;’ and ‘Obama has some Congressional experience’ and McCain has lots of Congressional experience.’
However, the unchanging motives of the candidates are the most important attributes of the candidates because motives inform a voter about the acts a candidate does for God and all the things that God created. The motives of each candidate can be compared using the pentad grammar of Kenneth Burke. His pentad deals with the following emoting factors: (1) act, (2) actor, (3) scene, (4) means, (5) purpose. Voters should seek a follower of Burke to make the comparison of candidates in any republic.
It is time for voters and candidates to become more intelligent with respect to comparing U.S. leaders.
* Theological science unifies scientific thoughts with thoughts about God.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 2:18 PM
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