GOD & ELEMENTS
Stacy TrasancosI write about science (physics, chemistry, biology), philosophy (nature, and matter), theology (creation and divine action), and my work to put it all together.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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Did Aristotle Fail in Physics: Part 6
I have two more posts after this one: one on Jaki’s comments about an eternally cycling universe as a result of an organismic world view and the last on the conclusion with more about what Jaki thought about Aristotle and what I think about...
Did Aristotle Fail in Physics: Part 5
I want to get to the bottom of Jaki’s contention that Aristotelian physics “failed” because it concentrates on the wholeness of substances. I wrote about how much I struggled with this idea while writing my thesis on the elements and again ...
Did Aristotle Fail in Physics? Part 4
Hi, welcome back to my crazy. This is going to get detailed, but I hope you follow and let me know your thoughts. As a reminder, I use this Substack sometimes to write about writing, like I did with that philosophy thesis on elements. I’m w...
Did Aristotle Fail in Physics: Part 3
Now I’ll finish Premise A. In Part 2, I covered the definitions for “physics” and “world view.” Again, here’s the argument from Part 1:
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I'm author of "Particles of Faith" and "Behold, It Is I." My project, GOD & ELEMENTS, is to put science, philosophy, and theology all together.
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