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|Oct 10, 1978
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|Jul 12, 1977
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|Jul 13, 1976
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|Nils Erik Gunnar Edwall, Goran Sven Eklund
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|Nils Erik Gunnar Edwall, Goran Sven Eklund
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The present invention concerns an electrode for the measurement of liquids. The electrode which has a metal sensing element contained in a holder, is intended primarily for the determination of pH, but can also be used for the measuring of PO.sbsb.2 and PCO.sbsb.2.
The measurement of pH and other quantities in liquids is very important in many connections. Such measurements are carried out in a routine fashion in many laboratories and in technical operations. Measuring electrodes of this type have also been developed for medicinal applications.
The best known and most widely used pH electrodes have been glass electrodes. The latter must be made with very thin glass walls and are therefore very sensitive to mechanical stress. This makes necessary special handling and safekeeping, which limit their exploitation. The glass electrode, moreover, cannot be produced with the small, precise dimensions necessary for many uses if the required measuring precision is to be maintained.
Metal electrodes have greater mechanical stability. Such electrodes with sensors of iridium, palladium, antimony, and platinum have been developed for various purposes, e.g., for the measuring of pH in soil. Another example would be miniaturized electrodes for the in vivo measuring of pH in blood. These electrodes, however, have proved to have poor stability and are difficult to reproduce, and the variations between different electrodes are considerable. They are, moreover, at least in certain cases, sensitive to impurities from other metal ions in the testing liquid, and they can also show sensitivity to touch of the electrode surface and to agitation of the testing liquid. The known technique is described, for example, in U.S. Pat. No. 2,416,949, German Patent Application 2,333,641, and Swedish Pat. Nos. 384,921 and 384,922.
The purpose of the present invention, therefore, is to provide a metal electrode which is suited for miniaturization. It is also to provide an electrode which possesses stability and is reproducible over long and short periods. The electrode is also intended to withstand normal handling and to be minimally sensitive to variations in normally occurring impurities in the testing liquid.
It has proved possible to attain these qualities and other advantages, as, for example, reproductiveness between individual electrodes, by means of metal electrodes according to the present invention which are characterized in that the metal sensor is a monocrystalline metal with only one plane crystal face exposed to the liquid being tested for pH, PO.sbsb.2 or PCO.sbsb.2. Electrodes according to the present invention make possible exact long-period and short-period measurements of pH in smaller testing amounts than has been the case hitherto with known polycrystalline metal electrodes. Electrodes according to the invention, moreover, require considerably less calibration than is necessary with glass electrodes. A particular embodiment of the present invention is constituted by the use of "whiskers", which are single crystals with only one dislocation.
The invention is illustrated below by means of an example in connection with the following figures:
FIG. 1 shows the starting material for the production of the electrodes;
FIG. 2 shows the material embedded for further treatment;
FIGS. 3a, 3b, and 3c show the assembling of the material for grinding;
FIG. 4 shows the principle for the goniometer which is used in X-ray diffraction equipment for determination of the crystal plane;
FIG. 5 shows a test holder for the orientated material;
FIGS. 6a, 6b and 7 show successive stages in the assembling and grinding process for the electrodes;
FIGS. 8a, 8b, and 8c show different types of electrodes according to the invention; and
FIG. 9 shows another type of electrode according to the present invention.
The method explained below concerns electrodes of antimony, but in principle it may also be used for electrodes of other metals.
The starting material, 99.95% of pure antimony in pieces, is melted and additionally purified by means of repeated zone refining under protective or inert gas. From the material refined in this way there is produced a large single crystal with utilization of the Bridgeman technique (Proc. Am. Acad. Sci., 60, 305 - 1925). The orientation of the crystallographic main axes in the single crystal obtained is generally unknown or only approximately known. The following method has therefore been applied in order to produce electrodes with a known exposed crystal face as the measuring face.
The large single crystal 1 (FIG. 1) is provided with longitudinal lines 2 at different places along its periphery, whereupon a smaller part of the crystal is separated by means of spark cutting with a continuous wire. This piece 3 is then cast into epoxy (FIG. 2).
The metal piece 3 is placed with its, spark-cut face 4 turned down on a disk of plexiglas 5, previously provided with a thin layer of silicon grease 6 or some other release agent. A polytetrafluoroethylene ring 7 is placed above the disk 5, enclosing the metal piece. Into the mold formed in this way is poured a hardening epoxy resin.
When the epoxy has hardened, the epoxy pellet 8 is discharged with the embedded antimony piece 3 (FIG. 3) from the mold and is placed in a ring-shaped, well-fitting grinding holder of stainless steel 9, constructed in such a way that the epoxy pellet's longitudinal axis 10 is at right angles to the under side 11 of the holder. The fixing of the epoxy pellet 8 to the holder 9 is effected by means of a locking screw 12, so that only a very small part of the end of the pellet in which the antimony piece 3 is embedded is under the holder's lower side 11. The antimony face 4 is ground according to normal crystallographic procedure by carefully grinding the epoxy pellet on wet carborundum abrasive paper (400 and 600 mesh respectively) and followed by a polish with 1 μm diamond paste. This process yields a very bright, crystallographically undisturbed metal face which continues to be parallel with the original sectional area 4.
The metal piece 3 is again freed from the epoxy by the dissolution of the same in trichloroethylene, and it is installed in an X-ray diffraction goniometer 13. This goniometer has four linear degrees of freedom (x, y, z, and w in FIG. 4) and four rotation degrees of freedom (φ, ⊖, δ, and ε in FIG. 4).
The goniometer 13 is installed in an X-ray diffraction apparatus provided with a goniometer of the Bragg spectrometer type, described in detail by Guinier (X-ray Chrystallographic Technology, London, 1952), with the axis w (FIG. 4) coinciding with the axis of the "Bragg goniometer". Through adjustment of x, y, z (FIG. 4) the antimony face 4 is brought into position for the reception of X-ray reflections from it, whereby the y and w axes coincide at the beginning of the orientation. The "Bragg goniometer" is installed for the reception of reflections from a definite crystal plane (e.g., the trigonal (111) plane), and with small adjustments of ε the goniometer 13 is rotated through the angle φ until the reflection is obtained. The goniometer 13 is re-orientated while the reflection continues to be obtained, by the adjustment of δ, so that a perpendicular to its x-y plane forms a bisector to the angle between the primary X-ray and the diffracted X-ray (whereby the crystal plane chosen comes to be orientated perpendicularly to the z axis). The "Bragg goniometer" is adjusted for the reception of reflections from another crystal plane (e.g., the trigonal (001) plane, and with small adjustments of γ (i.e., rotation around the z axis) goniometer 13 is again rotated through φ until the reflection is obtained. When this is the case, the goniometer's w axis coincides with the dividing line between the two crystallographic planes chosen (i.e., with the trigonal [110] direction in the example selected here). By studying the relative position of the last determined plane (whose perpendicular is a bisector to the primary ray and the diffracted ray) and of the previously determined plane (which is perpendicular to the z axis) it can be determined whether the crystallographic direction which constitutes the plane's intersection or dividing line ( [110] the direction in the example chosen) is parallel or anti-parallel with the w axis. With this as the starting point, the position of the crystallographic main axes in the antimony piece 3 can be fixed. This information is transferred thus to the greater part 14 of the original single crystal 1.
The larger part of the single crystal 14 is installed on a micro-manipulator and is carefully joined to the orientated part 3 (which continues to be installed in goniometer 13) by adjusting the manipulator. A good fitting is assured by the earlier drawn lines 2. Piece 14 is attached to a fixture so orientated that it contains the crystallographic information. In FIG. 5, for example, a metal plate 15 can be set up perpendicular to the w axis 16 of the goniometer 13 not shown), and the piece 14 is fixed to this plate by means of metal wire supports 17 and epoxy adhesive. On this metal plate (which defines the trigonal (110) plane) the projection of the (111) plane is further marked. This information (together with the knowledge of which side of plate 15 has the [110] direction to normal) contains all the data necessary for determining the position of the crystallographic main axes in the larger part 14 of the single crystal 1 as well.
When the position of the crystal axes in the single crystal 14 is known, as indicated above, then the latter is cut parallel with a known crystal plane or perpendicular to a known crystal direction. The cutting is carried out by means of spark cutting with continuous wire. By means of repeated spark cutting it is possible to produce metal pieces 18 of the shape and size considered desirable, having a plane limitation surface 19 parallel with a crystallographic plane of known (or chosen) symmetry. The parts 18 produced in this manner are degreased in trichlorethylene. On the metal piece 18 there is attached, preferably on the reverse side of face 19, a lacquer-insulated copper wire 20 of suitable dimensions with conductive silver epoxy 21 (FIG. 6). All faces except the boundary face 19 are insulated, for example, by embedding the piece 18 in plastic (e.g., epoxy) 22 in the manner corresponding to the one described above in the case of the small single crystal piece 3 (FIG. 6). The boundary surface 19 is ground and polished gently with wet abrasive paper and diamond paste, as described above in connection with piece 3.
The agreement with the desired crystallographic plane, of boundary surface 19 is controlled with X-ray diffraction according to the method described by Guinier. In case a deviation is observed, it is corrected by renewed grinding and polishing in the correct direction. In this connection a grinding holder 23 of stainless steel can be employed with suitable angle correction 24 (FIG. 7).
If the electrode is to function well, the electrode surface must be plane and continuous. Cracks and flaws in which other crystallographic planes than the intended one are exposed must not occur either in face 19 or in its boundary toward epoxy 22. Very small cracks into which no liquid can penetrate may be tolerated under certain circumstances. The qualities of the electrodes suffer somewhat because of these very small cracks but they are still considerably better than previously known electrodes.
According to the process, the electrodes may be produced in the form desired. They may, for example, be given the form of rod electrodes 25, of electrodes placed in cannulae 26 or in catheters 27 (FIG. 8).
The electrodes described constitute an electro-chemical half cell which can be connected with the conductor 20 to an electrometer. The other half cell necessary for the measuring can consist of a conventional calomel or silver/silver chloride reference electrode, connected to the same measuring instrument, which electrode is in contact with the measuring solution into which the face 19 of the electrodes described is lowered.
A metal electrode as described above in some of its embodiments, i.e., a rod electrode 25, may also be used for determination of PO.sbsb.2 or PCO.sbsb.2 in a liquid phase.
A design of such an electrode is illustrated in FIG. 9. A rod electrode 25 is placed into a gas impermeable cylindrical tube 28 so that the surface 19 of the electrode is in contact with a porous, chemically inert spacer 29, which separates the surface 19 from a chemically inert membrane 30 which is permeable to gases but not to liquids. The membrane 30 is also a seal of the cylindrical tube 28. The space between the tube 28 and the rod electrode 25, and also the pores of the spacer 29, are filled with an inner reference solution 31 into which also a reference electrode 32, e.g., a silver/silver chloride electrode, is immersed. In a PCO.sbsb.2 -application, the reference solution can be a bicarbonate- and chloride-ion containing solution while in a PO.sbsb.2 -application it can be a buffer solution, e.g., TRIS, to which chloride ions have been added.
The electrode is immersed into the test solution, whereby the gas diffuses through the membrane 30 and equilibrates with reference solution 31. In the PCO.sbsb.2 -electrode this changes the pH of the reference solution 31, which is recorded as a change of potential between conductors 20 and 33. For the PO.sbsb.2 -electrode, changes in PO.sbsb.2 in the reference solution 31 cause a recordable variation of the potential between conductors 20 and 33 due to the sensitivity of the metal electrode to the oxygen partial pressure. By using a buffer as reference solution 31 electrode potential changes due to pH changes are avoided.
The principles, preferred embodiments and modes of operation of the present invention have been described in the foregoing specification. The invention which is intended to be protected herein, however, is not to be construed as limited to the particular forms disclosed, since these are to be regarded as illustrative rather than restrictive. Variations and changes may be made by those skilled in the art without departing from the spirit of the invention.
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PLEASE NOTE. I now believe Jesus is NOT the same person as the ONLY ONE TRUE GOD.
In this one statement in John 17:3, from the very lips of Jesus, He confirms His GOD the Father is THE ONLY TRUE GOD.
In other words His father GOD is the only person who has always existed and there is NONE other like Him, but Him, and only Him.
And then below in John 20:31, St John confirms He, Jesus is the SON OF GOD AND says nothing about being the GOD Himself or the same person as GOD the Father.
We then have an explosive statement below by St John in 1 John 5:5, confirming what a person needs to believe to overcome the world and be saved, by St John making it very clear, we must believe Jesus is the SON of GOD, and nothing about believing in the trinity or that Jesus is the GOD, or the same person as the GOD.
We now come to the greatest 'commandment' by Jesus clearly stating we must hear and understand: THE LORD GOD IS ONE.
And there is nothing in Mark 12:29, saying we must believe in the trinity, or Jesus is the GOD to be saved.
See below The Trinitarians FALSE claim of John 8:24.
In fact there is not ONE single scripture which says Jesus always existed, and if you know of one, please do prove me wrong as I am still learning like you.
Jesus was the first, literally, 'BORN' not created, but the only BEGOTTEN, SON of GOD.
If Jesus is GOD, then how can Jesus be GOD's SON, as well as GOD.
As we read by St John 3:16. The almighty Father GOD and creator,
LITERALLY sent and gave his only begotten Son,
John 3:16 on its own proves Jesus is not GOD, but GODS SON.
Quick study on the word (Firstborn).
Also Anthony Buzzard said: Jesus is the firstborn from the dead.
2. word.
Latin to English.
Sahidic Coptic to English, In the beginning existed the word and the word existed with the god and a god was the word
(Jesus) Who verily was foreordained (KNOWN TO EXIST) before the foundation of the world, but was manifest (CAME DOWN FROM HEAVEN AND BECAME FLESH) in these last times for you. 1 Peter 1:20. Colossians 1:16 - 17.
Jesus IS the firstborn of every creature. Colossians 1:15.
Many say: The "Alpha and Omega" statements prove Jesus is God.
And the first and last statements by Jesus instead prove Jesus was the first to exist before ALL creation, and will bring in the end with His Father God, as we know it.
Also read:
The short and SHOCKING facts, yet again, another Trinitarian DECEPTION. CLICK HERE.
Jesus used the first part of God's name, (i am) which was Jesus actual name. And simply means (EXISTED).
And this may be why the Jews believed Jesus was claiming to be God.
When Jesus was not claiming to be God, but revealing He was before Abraham, and ALL LIFE and that was His name (i am).
λέγει αὐτῇ ὁ Ἰησοῦς,Ἐγώ εἰμι, ὁ λαλῶν σοι
Says to her - Jesus I am [he] who am speaking to you
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I am the bread of life. John 6:35
I am the living bread that came down from heaven. If anyone eats of this bread, he will live forever. And the bread that I will give for the life of the world is my flesh." John 6:51
Again Jesus spoke to them, saying, "I am the light of the world. Whoever follows me will not walk in darkness, but will have the light of life." John 8:12
I am from above. John 8:23
So Jesus said to them, "When you have lifted up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am he, and that I do nothing on my own authority, but speak just as the Father taught me. John 8:28
I am the light of the world. John 9:5
I am the door, John 10:9
I am the good shepherd. The good shepherd lays down his life for the sheep. John 10:11
I am the Son of God'? John 10:36
Jesus said to her, "I am the resurrection and the life. Whoever believes in me, though he die, yet shall he live, John 11:25
Jesus said to him, "I am the way, and the truth, and the life. No one comes to the Father except through me. John 14:6
"I am the true vine, and my Father is the vinedresser. John 15:1
I am the Alpha and the Omega. Revelation 22:13
When Jesus said to them, "I am he," they drew back and fell to the ground. John 18:6
Jesus answered, "I told you that I am he. So, if you seek me, let these men go." John 18:8
So Jesus said to them, "When you have lifted up the Son of Man, then you will know that I am he, and that I do nothing on my own authority, but speak just as the Father taught me. John 8:28
Jesus said to them, "Truly, truly, I say to you, before Abraham was, I am." John 8:58
The conversation between Jesus and the Jews would be completely out of context if Jesus was saying: I AM THE SAME PERSON, OR GOD, OR THE ONE TRUE GOD, because the Jews were telling Jesus Abraham was born before Him, in which He rectified them, by confirming He already existed.
And this is why Jesus only ever said the (FIRST PART) of His Fathers name. And said (i am) εἰμί eimi 1510 I exist, I am. Because He was not GOD Himself, but
Inherited the first part of His Fathers name.
The ONE TRUE GOD, SAVIOUR, the literal Father, desires for all to believe the SON He sent, John 6:29.
Who is the ONE TRUE begotten literal Son, and The SAVIOUR, which we must believe this SIMPLE teaching, and take up out cross and follow Jesus and be saved.
This alone PROVES Jesus was truly the SON of GOD, and NOT GOD.
For the Unitarians who make Jesus SON into nothing more then a MERE MAN, by teaching Jesus never existed before Mary, need to understand they are wrong, by what this explosive statement (I am) means.
Certain Unitarians need to realise, these most famous two words of Jesus saying (I am) should take their theory to extinction.
Also I will make him my firstborn,.... Or, "make him the firstborn"; make him great, as Jarchi interprets it; give him the blessing, the double portion of inheritance: so Christ is made most blessed for ever, and has all spiritual blessings in his hands; and is heir of all things, and his people joint-heirs with him. Christ is God's "firstborn", or "first begotten", Hebrews 1:6, being begotten by him, and of him; and his firstbegotten, though none begotten after him; as the first that opened the womb, under the law, was called the firstborn, though none were ever born after; and in such sense his first begotten, as that he is his only begotten: and he is the firstborn, with respect to creatures; "he is the firstborn of every creature"; Colossians 1:15,
(f) In Shemot Rabba, s. 19. fol. 104. 4.
There we see something fishy going on, as who added this later, to fool people into believing in the trinity.
John 17:11.
But Jesus and GOD and His disciples will still always be individual, separate persons.
I believe when Jesus said: I AND THE FATHER ARE ONE. John 10:30.
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|Ἐν ἀρχῇ ἦν ὁ λόγος, καὶ ὁ λόγος ἦν πρὸς τὸν θεόν, καὶ θεός ἦν ὁ λόγος.[3][4]
|Greek transliteration
|En archē ēn ho Lógos, kai ho Lógos ēn pros ton Theón, kai Theós ēn ho Lógos.
|Greek to English
|In beginning was the Word, and the Word was with the God, and God was the Word.
|-------alternate Greek
|(beginning: original, foundation, source, principle) (Word: reason, saying) (with: toward, facing)
|Syriac Peshitta
|ܒ݁ܪܺܫܺܝܬ݂ ܐܺܝܬ݂ܰܘܗ݈ܝ ܗ݈ܘܳܐ ܡܶܠܬ݂ܳܐ ܘܗܽܘ ܡܶܠܬ݂ܳܐ ܐܺܝܬ݂ܰܘܗ݈ܝ ܗ݈ܘܳܐ ܠܘܳܬ݂ ܐܰܠܳܗܳܐ ܘܰܐܠܳܗܳܐ ܐܺܝܬ݂ܰܘܗ݈ܝ ܗ݈ܘܳܐ ܗܽܘ ܡܶܠܬ݂ܳܐ ܀
|Syriac transliteration
|brīšīṯ ʾiṯawhi milṯā, whu milṯā ʾiṯauhi hwā luaṯ ʾalāhā; wʾalāhā iṯauhi hwā hu milṯā
|Sahidic Coptic
|Coptic transliteration
|Hn teHoueite neFSoop nCi pSaJe auw pSaJe neFSoop nnaHrm pnoute auw neunoute pe pSaJe.[5]
|Sahidic Coptic to English
|In the beginning existed the word and the word existed with the god and a god was the word [6]
|Latin Vulgate
|In principio erat Verbum et Verbum erat apud Deum et Deus erat Verbum
|Latin to English
|In beginning was Word and Word was beside (alongside) God and God was Word.
|-------alternate Latin
|(beside: by, alongside, near, next to)
John 1:1 in English versions[edit]
- 1966, 2001 The Good News Bible reads: "...and he was the same as God."
- 1970, 1989 The Revised English Bible reads: "...and what God was, the Word was."
- 14th century - Wycliffe's Bible (from the 4th-century Latin Vulgate) reads: "In the beginning was the word, and the word was at God, and God was the word.
- 1956 The Wuest Expanded Translation reads: "In the beginning the Word was existing. And the Word was in fellowship with God the Father. And the Word was as to His essence absolute deity"[9]
- 1808 "and the Word was a god" - Thomas Belsham The New Testament, in An Improved Version, Upon the Basis of Archbishop Newcome's New Translation: With a Corrected Text , London.
- 1864 "the LOGOS was God, This was in the Beginning with God" A New Emphatic Version (right hand column)
- 1864 "and a god was the Word" (left hand column interlinear reading) The Emphatic Diaglott by Benjamin Wilson, New York and London.
- 1867 "In the beginning was the gospel preached through the Son. And the gospel was the word, and the word was with the Son, and the Son was with God, and the Son was of God" - The Joseph Smith Translation of the Bible.
- 1935 "and the Word was divine" - The Bible — An American Translation, by John M. P. Smith and Edgar J. Goodspeed, Chicago.
- 1955 "so the Word was divine" - The Authentic New Testament, by Hugh J. Schonfield, Aberdeen.
- 1978 "and godlike sort was the Logos" - Das Evangelium nach Johannes, by Johannes Schneider, Berlin.
- 1822 "and the Word was a god." - The New Testament in Greek and English (A. Kneeland, 1822.);
- 1863 "and the Word was a god." - A Literal Translation Of The New Testament (Herman Heinfetter [Pseudonym of Frederick Parker], 1863);
- 1885 "and the Word was a god." - Concise Commentary On The Holy Bible (R. Young, 1885);
- 1879 "and the Word was a god." - Das Evangelium nach Johannes (J. Becker, 1979);
- 1911 "and the Word was a god." - The Coptic Version of the N.T. (G. W. Horner, 1911);
- 1958 "and the Word was a god." - The New Testament of Our Lord and Saviour Jesus Anointed" (J. L. Tomanec, 1958);
- 1829 "and the Word was a god." - The Monotessaron; or, The Gospel History According to the Four Evangelists (J. S. Thompson, 1829);
- 1975 "and the Word was a god." - Das Evangelium nach Johannes (S. Schulz, 1975);
- 1962, 1979 "'the word was God.' Or, more literally, 'God was the word.'" The Four Gospels and the Revelation (R. Lattimore, 1979)
- 1975 "and a god (or, of a divine kind) was the Word" Das Evangelium nach Johnnes, by Siegfried Schulz, Göttingen, Germany
King James Bible
If they had only believed, they would have understood.
John 10:1 - 6.
I believe the amazing conversation between Jesus and the Jews, in JOHN 34 -36, proves the translation of (and the word was God) is wrong, but is (and the word was a god).
I believe this simple mistranslation has helped to course a massive confusion, with people believing St John was saying Jesus is the God.
André Thevet (1502-1509): Les vrais pourtraits et vies des hommes illustres grecz, latins et payens (1584) http://www.archive.org/details/lesvraispourtrai01thev
Is clear, John 8:24, was simply one of countless statements by Jesus, saying: I Am who I claim to be, the SON of GOD.
And this is life eternal, that they might know thee the only true god, and Jesus Christ, whom thou hast sent. John 17:3.
If Jesus taught we must believe He is GOD to be saved, He would be clearly contradicting Himself, because there are countless verses upon verses that say we must believe Jesus is the SON only to be saved.
And we then see NO contradictions with Jesus teachings.
And there is NOT ONE scripture saying we must believe in the trinity or Jesus is GOD to be saved.
Jesus never, ever taught the Trinitarian concept, which become a "tritheism" (three Gods) nor even two.
Who is he that overcometh the world, but he that believeth that Jesus is the
SON of God?
|God, a god
|of uncertain origin
|God, a god
|of uncertain origin
|to anoint
|a prim. word
|olive oil
|from elaia
|God, a god
|of uncertain origin
Hebrews 1:9, confirms and proves the trinity cannot be correct.
Hebrews 1:9, disproves the trinity.
Can anyone find ONE scripture in the 'whole Bible' saying we must believe in the trinity, or Jesus is GOD to be saved?
And Jesus does not contradict His teachings.
It is interesting how St Thomas did not say: (My Lord God) in one complete sentence, which would most certainly prove Thomas was calling Jesus God, which would instantly clear up this debate.
However this is not the case, and St Thomas adds in the word (and) as if he was addressing two persons, the SON and the Father.
Did St Thomas mean: My Lord Jesus and my God the Father?
You decide.
|"the twin," Thomas, one of the twelve apostles
|of Hebrew origin toam
|to answer
|from apo and krinó
|and said
|to say
|a prim. verb
|to Him, "My Lord
|lord, master
|from kuros (authority)
|and my God!"
|God, a god
|of uncertain origin
Jesus' Name doctrine
|This article needs additional citations for verification. (May 2009)
- In circa 254, Pope Stephen I[8] in the midst of the baptismal controversies with Cyprian declared that all baptisms in the name of Jesus are valid.
- St. Gennadius in his work Lives of Illustrious Men states that in the 3rd century, one Ursinus the monk, during the Cyprian controversies, argued that "those who were baptized in the name of Christ [alone], even if by heretics, did not need to be re-baptized."
- St. John Chrysostom argues for a literal interpretation of the Luke's records of baptisms in the name of Jesus, as accounted in Acts.[9]
- St. Basil states[10] that, "the naming of Christ is the confession of the whole."
- St. Ambrose, mentor to Augustine, argued for the validity of baptisms "in the name of Jesus."[11]
- St. Augustine states that "those baptized into other names need to be rebaptized into Christ."[12] Elsewhere, he states knowledge of those who had been baptized into the name of Christ alone [outside the apostolic era].[13] and likewise argues for a literal interpretation of Acts 2:38 "in the name of Jesus".[14]
- St. Thomas Aquinas[15] (while arguing for Trinitarian baptism), states that the apostles (Peter, James, John, etc.) baptized in the name of Christ alone by "special dispensation." (Whereas many modern scholars, by contrast, interpret the saying "in the name of Jesus Christ" figuratively instead of literally in an attempt to reconcile the two conflicting passages [Acts 2:38 & Matt 28:19]).
- The Baptist Standard Confession of 1660[16] declares baptisms in the name of Jesus to be valid.
- Frederick Cornwallis Conybeare, an Anglican, was the first modern theologian to argue that Matthew 28:19 was a spurious interpolation.
- Edmond de Pressense, an Evangelical church historian, in his work The Early Years of Christianity Book II, Chap 5, Part I, states that all baptisms during the apostolic era were in the name of Jesus [alone].
- Robert Young, a Presbyterian, was the first Bible author of the modern era to put Matthew 28:19 in italics in his Bible version titled, Young's Literal Translation (YLT), along with a footnote indicating he believed it to be spurious.[citation needed]
- Mark Kennicott has noted in his translation and commentary of Matthew 28:19 that the phrase "baptizing them in the name of the Father, and of the Son, and of the Holy Ghost" is probably not original, citing Eusebius Pamphili. However, he argues against the traditional approach other Oneness Pentecostals use to explain Matthew 28:19 as it reads.
- All Oneness Pentecostals organizations baptize using the name of Jesus alone.
- The PAW Board of Bishops are unanimous in agreement on baptism in the name of Jesus Christ. [17]
- Jehovah's Witnesses baptize using the name of Jesus alone. [18]
- Christ's Forgiveness Ministries, is one of the few Canadian Born Churches that believe in the Trinity and mentions recognition of the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit while baptizing but conclude the baptism rite in the name of The Lord Jesus Christ.
See also[edit]
- Nontrinitarianism
- Oneness Pentecostalism
- Sabellianism
- United Pentecostal Church International
- Swedenborgianism
- ^ http://christsforgiveness.com/index/?page_id=15>
- ^ Baptism According to Matthew 28:19, From TLFP (Truth, Liberty and Freedom Press), 1986. 2nd Printing, Page 6.
- ^ Patterson, Eric; Rybarczyk, Edmund (2007). The Future of Pentecostalism in the United States. New York: Lexington Books. pp. 123–124. ISBN 978-0-7391-2102-3.
- ^ Matthew 28:19 text, Baptism in the New Testament, G.R. Beasley-Murray, p 83
- ^ [1] Archived February 27, 2009, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ "Catholic Encyclopedia - see section on "form"". Newadvent.org. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
- ^ see section 3.14 Archived June 18, 2009, at the Wayback Machine.
- ^ Epistle of Cyprian # 72.
- ^ John Chrysostom.Homily on Acts X.44, 46 XXIV. Interestingly, Chrysostom, in Instructions to the Catechumens, makes several references to Acts 2:38, but does not reference Matt 28:19 a single instance. Additionally, in his Homily on Matthew, Ch XXVIII, he repeatedly quotes Matt 28:19 in what F.C. Conybeare called the "shorter Eusebian form", suggesting the potential that Chrysostom and Eusebius of Caesarea referenced a common, earlier source for the Gospel of Matthew.
- ^ Basil. On the Holy Spirit, Ch 12, #28.
- ^ Ambrose.On the Holy Spirit, Book I, Ch 3.
- ^ Augustine.To Petitianus, Ch 44, sect 104.
- ^ Augustine.On Baptism, Against the Donatists, Ch 28.
- ^ Augustine.On Baptism, Against the Donatists, Ch 52.
- ^ Aquinas, Thomas. Summa Theologica, "On Baptism".
- ^ Sam Hughey. "The Baptist Standard Confession of 1660". Reformedreader.org. Retrieved 2014-05-15.
- ^ http://www.pawinc.org/
- ^ http://www.spotlightministries.org.uk/jwbaptism.htm
NASB. Lexicon.
|His goings forth
|going forth
|fem. of motsa
|are from long ago,
|front, east, formerly
|from an unused word
|From the days
|a prim. root
|of eternity."
|long duration, antiquity, futurity
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Nearly 200 people gathered to remember friends, family members and co-workers in the University of Georgia Chapel on Tuesday evening as the university honored students, faculty and employees who died during the past year.
"We want you to feel supported in your grief," UGA President Michael Adams told the audience.
"Their memories will live on forever in our minds and hearts," said the Rev. Franklin Scott of the Baptist Collegiate Ministry, one of two ministers who offered prayers at the brief service.
"Blessed are those that mourn, because they are the ones that have had the chance to love," said Paula Frances Gay of the Greek InterVarsity Christian Fellowship.
See a photo gallery from the event
The annual service usually is held just outside the Chapel, but UGA officials moved it inside this year after a gust of wind sent a tree limb crashing to the sidewalk shortly before the 7 p.m. service was scheduled to begin.
UGA Student Government Association President Josh Delaney, University Council executive committee Chairman-elect Jeffrey Dorfman and staff council Chairman Stuart Ivy read the names.
Members of UGA's Arch Society stood before the chapel's raised stage and lit an electric candle as the men read the names - the fire code prohibits real candles in the chapel.
The chapel bell tolled outside for each of the 14 students and 12 faculty and staff names.
As the audience filed out after the memorial, each one lit a real candle, then placed it on the chapel's granite steps.
Some cried, some laughed as they remembered loved ones.
Jonathan Ruhlen smiled as he recalled his friend, Spencer Whitworth, a graduate student in accounting.
"He taught me how to be a true friend. He was always the guy I'd go to for advice and help," said Ruhlen, one of more than 30 of Whitworth's friends and family members at Tuesday's service.
"He touched a lot of lives," said Meg Bullock, like Ruhlen a friend and fellow member of Athens Church of Christ. "He was a godly man."
Matthew Mammola and Catherine Kelly came from Alpharetta for their brother and son, Daniel Mammola, a young UGA graduate and an IT worker in the Hugh Hodgson School of Music who died May 9 after a scooter crash.
Kelly said it helped to have the university remember her son.
"I thought it was a wonderful tribute," she said.
The University of Georgia community on Tuesday remembered 26 students, faculty and staff members who died in the previous year. The students, including their class and major or school, were:
► Alicia Anderson, sophomore, exercise and sport science, Savannah.
► John Bramlett, junior, recreation and leisure studies, Lawrenceville.
► Marc Taylor Gregg, senior, Warnell School of Forestry and Natural Resources, Athens.
► Emmanuel "Drew" Holland, junior, health promotion, Gainesville.
► Joshua Howle, College of Veterinary Medicine, Hartsville, S.C.
► Samuel Morris Kennedy, junior, sports management, Peachtree City.
► Daniel Ronald Leuthner, graduate student, science education, Nicholson.
► William Joseph McVay, senior, risk management and insurance, Midland.
► Thomas George Puthumana, junior, biochemistry and molecular biology, Tucker.
► Steven "Art" Ryder, senior, pre-nursing, Danielsville.
► Brittany Stadler, junior, political science, Marietta.
► Jhih-Chen Syu, graduate student, crop and soil sciences, Taiwan.
► Michael Gene Warren, senior, religion, St. Simons.
► Spencer Whitworth, graduate student, accounting, Statham.
Faculty and staff, including position and school or department, were:
► Efrat Atinsky, postdoctoral research associate, plant pathology research.
► Clarence Clark, building services, Physical Plant.
► Kenneth Fischer, professor, Hugh Hodgson School of Music.
► Harold Gillispie, office machine service technician, Central Office Supply.
► Ed Hoard, clerk, UGA Golf Course.
► Michael Kernis, professor of psychology, Franklin College of Arts and Sciences.
► Daniel Patrick Mammola, information technology professional, Hugh Hodgson School of Music.
► Fred Mills, professor, Hugh Hodgson School of Music.
► Robert Rhoades, research professor in anthropology.
► Sherry Schweder, library associate, UGA Libraries.
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THE 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE FOUNDING OF ST. JOSEPH'S HOSPITAL AND HEALTHCARE SYSTEM CALL FOR PRAYERS SUSSEX THE AWARDWINNING NEWSPAPER OF THE R.C. DIOCESE OF PATERSON, N.J. PASSAIC MORRIS 14 APRIL 27, 2017 14 The Catholic Center for Evangelization at Bayley-Ellard Paterson's St. Stephen Parish welcomes Bishop for worldwide celebration By CECILE PAGLIARULO REPORTER PATERSON This 6 8 PRO-LIFE CHASTITY MINISTRY IN DIOCESE BRINGS MESSAGE OF DIGNITY OF LIFE TO PHILIPPINES ORGANIZATION HONORING ST. PATRICK CLEANS UP ABANDONED CEMETERY 7 10-11 12-13 14 15-20 DO NOT DELAY — TIME SENSITIVE NEWS O BITUARIES Y OUTH V IEWPOINT W HAT T O D O C LASSIFIEDS past Sunday, Catholics around the world marked Divine Mercy Sunday, a feast desig-nated by St. Pope John Paul II in 2001, which is held on the Second Sunday of Easter. The feast is based on the di-aries of a young Polish nun named St. Faustina Kowlaska and her en-counters with Jesus, who presented himself to her as Divine Mercy during the 1930s. St. Stephen Parish here, one of the most diverse communities in the Paterson Diocese, marked the feast with a tri-lingual Mass cele-brated in English, Polish and Span -ish April 23. Bishop Serratelli was main cele-brant of the Mass with Father D IVINE M ERCY S UNDAY Dariusz Kaminski, pastor of St. Stephen's, and several diocesan priests as concelebrants. Some of the priests wore special vestments with the Divine Mercy image of Jesus. Father Kaminski has a special de-votion to Divine Mercy. It started during his formative years in Poland where he was born. St. Stephen Parish hon ors the devotion to Divine Mercy year-round with special holy hours, a pilgrim statue of the Blessed Mother that travels from parish-ioners' homes and with the Eucharistic Missionaries of the Divine Mercy. At the start of the Divine Mercy Sunday Mass, Father Kaminski thanked Bishop Serratelli for cele-brating the Feast of Divine Mercy with the St. Stephen's community DIVINE MERCY SUNDAY Bishop Serratelli celebrated Mass for Divine Mercy BEACON PHOTO | JOE GIGLI Sunday at St. Stephen Church in Paterson April 23. The Bishop is pictured meeting the Grinienko family. Natives of Poland, the children wore traditional Polish garb to mark the occasion which was designated by St. Pope John Paul II in 2001 and is held on the Second Sunday of Easter. each year. Then children of the parish, dressed in native garb pre-sented the Bishop with roses. In his homily, which he gave in both English and Spanish, the Bishop reflected on the day's Gospel about St. Thomas, who doubted Jesus' Resurrection until he could see and feel the wounds of Jesus. "God's mercy changes unbeliev-ers into believers," said the Bishop in his homily. "When the Apostles told Thomas of the Resurrection, he refused to believe. But even though he doubted that Jesus was raised from the dead, Jesus did not dismiss him. Jesus did not condemn him for his lack of faith. Rather a week later, Jesus appears before the same dis-CELEBRATION, 2 2017 DIOCESAN CATECHETICAL CONFERENCE 'Speak about the Gospel's great love story – between God and us' By MICHAEL WOJCIK NEWS EDITOR MADISON Catechists, along with all other ' Catholics, need to speak openly about the rich theology, spirituality and morality of the Church but should also teach other people by emphasiz-ing the main love story at the heart of the Gospels: God's everlasting love for us — so ab-solute that he sent his only Son to die for us — and our love for him. As evangelists, we are called to share that central love story with the world and invite people into a loving relationship with God, the internationally renowned Catholic speaker and author Chris Stefanick told a large gathering of local catechists, parish ministers and staff of the Paterson Diocese on April 22. That Saturday morning, Stefanick, who for-merly worshipped in the Diocese, presented his message that the faithful need to share God's love for us with a world that has become increas-As a catechist, it's great to see young people — little kids — become strong in their faith. … That faith and love spreads to families — young people and adults.' — S HARON V ARGAS ingly hostile to religion. During 2017 Diocesan Catechetical Conference at St. Paul Inside the Walls: the Diocesan Center for Evangelization at Bayley-Ellard here, which attracted more than 300 catechists, clergy, religious and laity, Stefanick give them encouragement for their ministries and strategies on how to deepen their faith and in the people they encounter in the classroom and throughout their lives. The event also included remarks by Allan Wright, St. Paul's academic dean, and Father Paul Manning, St. Paul's executive director and dioce-san vicar for evangelization, as well as an address by Bishop Serratelli, who spoke about the ultimate purpose of catechesis — religious conversion. Dan Ferrari, diocesan director of young adult ministry, sang worship songs and played his guitar throughout the conference, which concluded with Eucharistic Adoration in the early afternoon. In the second of his two keynote talks, Stefanick took to the stage in St. Paul's auditorium to speak about the love story between God and us in the context of John 3:16. It states: "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." "Our faith teaches us not only, who God is but who we are — that we are worth dying for. CONFERENCE, 9
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PATERSON This past Sunday, Catholics around the world marked Divine Mercy Sunday, a feast designated by St. Pope John Paul II in 2001, which is held on the Second Sunday of Easter. The feast is based on the diaries of a young Polish nun named St. Faustina Kowlaska and her encounters with Jesus, who presented himself to her as Divine Mercy during the 1930s.
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I really cant think of any other reason except that we are in tough economic times
They have OK benefits
very high turn-over because of poor work environment thus you are constantly training a new person who might quit just after the training
Morale is very low thus not a good environment for productivity and creativity
Advice to Management
Listen to the employees when they make suggestions on how to improve the work place
Stop poor planning and last minute rush
Talking down to employees is a strategy that never works
Senior management stop hiring a new manufacturing manager every year each one of them introduces new policies that will take a year to implement then they are gone
nice collegues
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Pay so so
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this was my first time at Trafford and what a good experience everyone very helpful not a fault to be found i will be telling all the family to come here my name is Geoffrey Howard i was on ward 12 thanks for everything 4-09-15
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The expelled Samajwadi Party leader Amar Singh has accused his former party of carrying out what he called a "murderous attack" on Rahul Gandhi during the young Congress leader's recent visit to Uttar Pradesh. The fact was revealed through his latest blog where Amar Singh made references to Samajwadi Party president Mulayam Singh Yadav and Azam Khan and has used the medium to vent his apparent disgust towards them. He also criticised the party of using him and then ditching him after their needs have been met.
"Sometimes black balloons are hurled at the vehicle of a popular actress (Jaya Prada) of the country, and sometimes a murderous attack is made on Rahul Gandhi while he is going silently to the university complex for a lecture; this is undignified politics," Amar Singh blurted out in his blog.
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Amar Singh caused a stink by indirectly attacking Mulayam Singh Yadav verbally and said, "If somebody stays loyal for 14 years he gets the status of number 2 but declared a 'pimp and supplier' when he opposes the opposition to computers, English and tractors."
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The Art Science Phenomenon Posted on January 30th
Lately, there has been several books, articles, and even critical movements that aim to break down the walls between art and science. These approaches, in general, strike me as either irrelevant or absurd. The "walls" that exist between science and art are simply the bounds of their description, and "breaking them down" serves only to make both art and science more fluidly defined. While there's nothing wrong with that necessarily, the problem I see is that many of these thinkers seem to assume there is an inherent benefit in collapsing the differences between art and science. But if there is value in simply breaking down the walls between distant bodies of knowledge, then why stop with art and science? Why not break down the walls between surgery and sculpture? Between literary criticism and horticulture? Between manufacturing and eulogistic poetry? There's an inherent drama in the gesture of pulling together disparate fields, and it is this drama, not the articulation of any real benefit, that seems behind the movement to join art and science.
Beyond that, the fruits of the art/science movement tend to dilute both art and science rather than meaningfully melding the two. For instance, Ellen Dissanayake's Art and Intimacy: How the Arts Began, posits an evolutionary basis for art. Dissanayake claims that "artifying" helps strengthen community bonds, and this is of critical importance for the survival of a species. Dissanayake also believes the interaction between mother and child is the original source of communal aesthetic pursuits. A New York Times article describes her watching mothers and children for "hundreds of hours," coming finally to the conclusion that "These operations of ritualization, these affiliative signals between mother and infant, are aesthetic operations, too." This claim, while interesting enough, is in no way dependent on the "hours of study"–it is a purely subjective reading of what goes on between a mother and child, and what art itself is.
This is the problem with "scientific" studies of art–they can't really be scientific. Art is such an open concept that it can be adjusted to concur with any body of research. For example, given the generalness of Dissanayake's observations, a completely contrary thesis about the origin of art could find equally legitimate proof. It would be just as easy to say, and find evidence for, the idea that the purpose of art is to isolate and disarm a group of humans unfit for the more critical functions of society–hunting, gathering, finding shelter, etc. The "artists" were the physically inferior and emotionally dissonant members of society that, in their ineptitude, threatened a groups' survival. Rather than simply culling them, "art" was created to keep them too busy to interfere with the hunt. I could watch artists for "hundreds of hours" and find "evidence" just as solid for my claim as what Dissanayake found for hers! The point here is not that Dissananyake's ideas are incorrect, but that they are not truly supported by research. At best, Dissanayake's study is an interesting daydream about the origin of art. At worst, it's a reductive speculation that passes itself off as research-based, and thus benefits from an unearned authority.
And even if Dissananyake's study could somehow be made more legitimately scientific, I'm not sure explaining art with science is all that worthy a goal. What does art stand to gain from being given an evolutionary purpose? Will we discover that art is like the tailbone, a leftover nub of something that once had purpose? How can scientific explanations do anything but simplify and diminish art? Even art itself–with all its imagination and subtleties–is hardly up for the task of explaining itself. How can the logic-bound world of science have a better shot?
Still, despite my suspicion of the art/science world, I did find one article that made a truly compelling case for how art and science might interact. The article, titled "The Future of Science…is it Art?," is by Jonah Lehrer for Seed magazine. Lehrer is best known for his book Proust was a Neuroscientist, a study of how writers and artists often predated science in their understanding of the scientific concepts. What's interesting about Lehrer's approach is that he presents art as useful for science, rather than presenting science as the beacon of light for art–a welcome switch. The article is quite long, and much of it reiterates that art can gesture to future scientific discoveries–a fine point, but probably not deserving the attention Lehrer gives it. The strongest part of Lehrer's argument is how he describes the language of scientific discovery.
Lehrer points out that science has begun to overstep human understanding, and that the more abstract its discoveries the more impossible they are to comprehend. Lehrer uses physics as an example of a body of knowledge so deeply counter-intuitive that it is nearly impossible to accept. As Lehrer puts it:
It's a brute fact of psychology that the human mind cannot comprehend the double-digit dimensions of string theory, or the possibility of parallel universes. Our mind evolved in a simplified world, where matter is certain, time flows forward and there are only three dimensions.
Lehrer then goes on to say that science needs art because science needs art's metaphors. The expanding of the universe only makes sense when spoken of metaphorically–an expanding balloon. The Big Bang is only imaginable when described as a "big firecracker in the cosmos." New scientific insights are useless when no one can get their mind around them, and therefore science must resort to metaphor–the dominion of poets and novelists–to make them palatable. Art's ability to distill abstractions into concrete images (written or verbal) could aid in making scientific concepts more comprehensible.
This is a fascinating way to link art and science, but what I find most interesting about this part of Lehrer's argument is what he is tacitly saying about language and meaning-making. Lehrer makes the point over and over that discoveries, particularly in physics and neuroscience, have become so abstract and divorced from the lived experience that they are rendered nearly meaningless. Lehrer implies that metaphors help translate these concepts into real life terms. Yet at the same time, Lehrer seems to also say that metaphors do much more than this. Lehrer's line: "Maybe a simile will help unlock the secret of dark matter" seems to imply that metaphors are the discoveries–they are not simply a mode of translation. So what constitutes a scientific discovery? Is it discovering an abstract equation about space? Or is it discovering the language to make that equation real? Which is the discovery–the physical truths that science uncovers or the mode of expressing those truths?
This speaks to a fundamental mystery about art, science, and meaning in general. There are two different ways to see the operations of both artists and scientists . An artist and scientist could both be seen as accessing truths that already exist out in the world. Once accessed, the artist or scientist merely needs to find a mode of expressing these truths in a way that makes sense to others. In the conception of art and science, finding the truth out in the world is stressed, and the expression of that truth is a necessary evil. The scientist has found the equation, the artist has felt a sublime insight–now on to the tedium of delivery. But there is a second way of seeing truth and expression that flips their importance. In this conception, all the truths in the world are spread before us as if a banquet. There is nothing to hunt down or discover–the truths are all out in the open. The job of the scientist or artist is not then to "find" truth–it's all right there–but to find a way to express that truth to others. To put it another way, the expression is the truth. Lehrer's article is an interesting study of someone who cannot settle on one of these conceptions of truth or the other. His scientific background sees metaphors as utilitarian language serving a truth, whereas his attachment to the arts belies a belief that the metaphors might just be the truth.
All this is well worth thinking about, but Lehrer makes some other points about the arts that are simply strange. Lehrer is an expert in neuroscience, so much of his interest in literature has to do with how writers describe the workings of the mind. Lehrer rightly points out that consciousness is a tough thing for science to tackle because it is non-quantitative and hard to track. How can science address that disembodied energy that is the mind? Lehrer's idea is that great writers–Proust, Woolf, etc (he unwisely omits Hawthorne) can provide neuroscience the best record of the mind from which to study. As he puts it:
They have constructed elegant models of human consciousness that manage to express the texture of our experience, distilling the details of real life into prose and plot. That's why their novels have endured: because they feel true. And they feel true because they capture a layer of reality that reductionism cannot.
He even refers to the arts as "an incredibly rich data set" tracking "high order mental events." (I would love for this language to work its way into art reviews!) While I have no doubt that the arts do provide insight into the mind, a data set they are not. Lehrer seems to believe that literature both aims to represent the mind with accuracy and is able to do so. Neither is likely true. Literature is not the recording or simulation of mental phenomena, it is a phenomenon itself. It is a demonstration of a certain kind of mental effort, not a description of consciousness. The fact that the mind can and does create art is significant for neuroscience, but so is the fact that our memory is triggered by our senses. The phenomenon of the mind is addressed by the equally mysterious phenomenon of art, but Lehrer presents it as if the mind is the phenomenon and art is simply its record.
Lehrer ends the article with a call for unifying human knowledge by encouraging collaborations between art and science, and accepting that art is no less a truth than the logical truth of science. As even handed as this is, "knowledge" indicates that after plucking the art-science-art-science flower, the last petal remaining was science. Unified knowledge implies a collection of fixed truths that art and science can put away together, and this clearly privileges the certainty of science over the indeterminacy of art. But what if art and science come to agree that truth lies in expression, in the metaphors themselves? Art and science might both benefit from the agreement that nothing is truly discovered that cannot be compellingly expressed.
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There's much to discuss here, but I'll focus for now on your fascinating point about the role of language. Personally, I find George Lakoff quite convincing that even everyday language is deeply dependent on metaphor. Having spent years teaching physics, I believe all the more that almost anything you have in mind when I say "electron" is based on metaphor. Not only that, but even Newtonian concepts such as force or energy are metaphorical. That metaphorical, suggestive language is very important in doing new science or in communicating, but it's not really necessary in, say, predicting which pixel will be illuminated by an electron launched in your (non-flatscreen) monitor. It's rather semantic whether you say the truth is the described behavior–how the world out there works–or our understanding of it. Like content and form, or genetics and environment, both are necessary to actually do science.
Lehrer missed the fun example of knitters helping mathematicians to visualize complex surfaces and their properties. Some information can be found at a site with the geometric-literary name of toroidalsnark.net.


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- 54 years old
- Date of birth: Oct 21, 1961
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- Date of passing: Mar 12, 2016
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Family home north of Great Falls, Montana, United States
|Let the memory of Eulalie be with us forever
"Hey Dan the video and pics are sooo nice"
"As I sit here and whisper, "I miss you" I believe somehow you can still hear me."
"My tribute to you is much over due. I was reminded again when your birthday came last month and Dan and I decided to go to dinner at one of your favorite steak houses in honor of. You should know, Dan has been very diligent about taking care of things in your absence and making all your arrangements. But this tribute isn't about that, this tribute is for you, a dear friend, an impressive lady, a very much missed fairy god mother. You showed me a new view on life, and taught me patience, tolerance, and acceptance, and their boundaries- and how to bad assly stand up for oneself when those boundaries are crossed. I laugh as I say that because it's so true. I miss you. We could, and often did, burn thru many hours talking, visiting, sharing, and comparing our life's stories. I know that your capacity for love was incredible, as was your loyalty. And I was always impressed with the way you fearlessly jumped into any project or task or chore or dilemma, even when it was someone else's problem you would help in any way you could. You not only shared the workload but also shared in the good times making sure everyone was included. We first met in 03 finding common ground and an immediate friendship which only grew with the years. We met some of each other's family members and shared holidays and special days. I sent you a birthday card last year and was touched when Dan recently returned it saying he found it pinned to the board in the kitchen and it obviously meant something to you. I love you too, lady. You were smart, fierce, just, funny, polite, good, lovely, honest, and so much more, but I hope that some of who you were sticks with me enough to shine thru in my daily life. I'm a better person for having known you. Peace."
"You're now flying with angels... Please forgive me for being so damn late and far away. Rest in peace in God's arms. I'll pray for you.
Merci d'avoir toujours été franche et directe,
Je te dois beaucoup. Tu manqueras a de nombreuses personnes et nous rappelles que les meilleurs partent en premier...
Adieu mon amie"
":( i am so sad, i miss"
"FOREVER !!! You have always had a special place in my heart, and memories I will never forget... We have and special bond that will never go away... I will see you again Eulalie, on the other side... You are greatly missed !!!"
"Eulalie was the best of the best, always there to lend a hand when called upon, always had a solution for any problem. Her love for her family always shone through. We spent many days and nights just chatting about little things, laughing and sharing our favorite music. May you rest in peace Eulalie, you will always be missed."
"Dan, my husband I didn't know you, but we did know Eulie. She was a great friend to me and my daughter that passed away 7 years ago loved her as well. She will be remembered fondly forever."
"I never really knew Eulalie in person, but I do remember her from when I was a teenager. I was friends with her brother Dan. We use to talk on the phone all the time and one time he let me say hi to his sister Eulalie. She was really nice to me. She was working at the mall at the time as one of those models at J. Jacobs that stand really still. She invited me to come and see them. I actually did go and see her model and was amazed at how nice she looked and how she stood so still without moving the whole time. I wish I could have got to know her better because she sounds like she was an awesome person to know."
"Eulalie, your candle burned out way to
soon. I will always remember your sense of humor and your beautiful friendship/love for Larry. You will be missed tremendously."
"Eulalie, we've know each other since we were 14, I think. Now we're 54 and you had got called away too soon. You've got to brighten the room there also just like you did here. I know you and Shelly C. will be waiting to greet us all with the red carpet out and the lights on and the party going on. We will see you on the other side when Bill and I are called to join you."
"You will be missed"
"will miss you she was a friend for many years. Prayers to the whole family."
"Eulalie was such a special lady. She won my heart over several years ago when I was in the Air Force and stationed Malmstrom AFB. We became friends and remained close for several years. She was the person to go to if you wanted to find out where the parties were, She was a great tour guide and showed me all of Great Falls. She always dressed nicely like a lady should, but surprised me one day when she put on her jeans, slid under her car, and began working on the engine. She could do it all. She truly was a ONE of a kind WOMAN. I'm gonna miss her, and loved her lots!
I hope the family posts more pictures of Eulalie, and possibly an obit from the funeral service. Danny, you always were a good & protective brother. Eulalie loved you very much, and of course, we talked about you all the time. She was one of my favorite Facebook friends."
"Reast in peace sweet lady. I'm going to miss you and your words of wisdom. Until me meet again... Love always, Jamie~"
"Eulalie had a way of lighting up the room.........many fond memories of this lady............"
"Will be missed! Be at peace sweetheart!"
"I am truly saddened at the loss of a friend who was very dear to me over the last nine years. We met at a time on Facebook when I was struggling with the loss of Shirl, my beautiful bride, and she was entangled in her own personal battles. Somehow we managed to help each other through some very hard times. Eulalie and I spent many hours writing emails and having long talks on the phone. Whenever I was struggling with depression, Euly ~ my "Montana Doll" ~ could always somehow sense it and provide the swift boot I needed to get me going again. She was a devoted friend, an extremely intelligent, strong woman. We talked many times about getting together in Montana, but sadly it was not to be. She always spoke fondly of her children, her brother, and her dad~ she loved all of them so much! Eulalie was one of those special souls that you couldn't help but love and want to spend time with... even if it was, as she would say, "Watching the clouds". May God bless and comfort all those she leaves behind. I will miss you dearly my Montana Doll. Rest now sweet Eulalie in God's Eternal Peace."
"Eulalie has been my friend for a long time and will be greatly missed my Condolences to both Jims and to all the family.
Rick Hudak"
"2women in that town taught me the meaning of dignity,pride,courage& strength. They've walked a mile or more in my shoes. They taught by example,how to rise above the pain. They kept me close to their hearts & in return filled mine with loyalty&friendship. I want to be just like them. Uli,I love our friendship,your words of wisdom,your just a badass woman all around.!!!I already missed u now its forever. Sleep with the Angels&don't c me on the other side. Member? I'm OK go in to hell:-) forever I'll miss u"
"Eulalie was a dear friend and she left me with special memories! Like her last child we leaves across the street from the hospital and she was in labor all night my roomate Debbie took her took the hospital and Eulalie has her baby in the truck. What a funny happy moment as seriously lives right a cross the atreet. I ha e so many happy memories of her......
R.I.P. my dear friend I will miss you so much!!!!"
"Eulalie was a very special friend to me. We worked together a few years and she was the kind of friend I could talk to about anything. She always tried to get me to come back to Montana. I will truly miss a very dear friend. Love ya lots sweety, miss ya even more. TRIX"
"Eulalie will be forever my friend and missed greatly. Prayers and love to all the family."
"Rest in the arms of the Angels now Eulalie. See you on the other side my Friend!
Morris "Tim" Erickson & Kelli Gould"
"Eulalie was a very special person that I met in High School. My memories of her and her Brown Van are as vivid today as they were then. She had a way of welcoming strangers and misfits, and making them feel that the world rotated around them. You'll be missed my dear but I will always remember cruising central and getting into mischief! Rest Easy."
"Eulalie, was one of a kind! I didn't spend alot of time with her, but getting to know her was a pleasure. Always had something to say with alot of spunk.. she will be missed dearly!! I"
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Beautifully Expressive, Beautifully Narrated!
Mr. Spurgeon's devotion to the Lord is so sweet and contagious -- narrated beautifully by Mr. Glyn!
Yes! This one is as good as his other books. He's extremely talented and perfect for this book!
The entire book is moving, I highly recommend it.
I hope Mr. Glyn records more Christian audio books. I especially like the devotions with the music beds, so I am hoping the publishers will consider putting music to all of Spurgeon's devotions under Mr. Glyn's narrations. That would be awesome!
- Lauren H.
C.H. Spurgeon Devotions from Psalms and Proverbs
- Amazon Customer