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Publisher:
High Sierra Books |
Release
Date: January 2004 |
ISBN:
0-9715482-8-5 |
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Format
Reviewed: Paperback |
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Genre:
Non-Fiction – Science/Environmental |
Reviewed:
2004 |
Reviewer:
Carisa Weeaks |
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The
Relationship of Intelligence and Matter
By Bill Huth
“Man
vs. Nature” – this is the most-used phrase when talking
in passing about the relationship between Man and Nature. The early
religious belief that man is dominant over nature has helped feed
this phrase to generations, causing humans, as a whole, to forget
about their roots in the Natural world and the never-ending cycle
of help and support they have received (and still do receive) from
the very plants and animals they claim to have dominance over.
Bill Huth,
a professional environmentalist, philosopher, and believer in the
importance of nature to man’s continued existence, has poured
all of these thoughts along with many more into “The Relationship
of Intelligence to Matter.” From the importance of environmental
preservation to the importance nature has to Man, Huth covers every
area he can in this eighty-seven page essay. Using his knowledge
of philosophy, theology, and world culture, Huth delves deeper than
any man before him into the center of nature and the human species.
I
love what Huth has done with this subject. It is extremely complex
in its wording, but easy to understand if you have some passing
knowledge of any philosophy and religion. I recommend this book
for anyone who wants a deeper understanding of themselves and their
relationships with the ever-decreasing habitat they live in.
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