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Death in Life and Life in Death: Affective, Intellectual, and Ontological Dimensions of Human Mortality
The “Why Accepting Death Givers Life Meaning” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship at this page: Dr Neville Buch and MICE[1] The “Why Accepting Death Givers Life Meaning” audio commentary on MICE’s Contributory Economy and Human Authorship at: Abstract This essay explores the dialectical relationship between “Death in Life” and “Life in…
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Translating Faith Beyond the Spreadsheet: UU, AI, and the Architecture of Human Meaning
The audio commentary produced as an **Audio Overview** podcast discussing Rev. David Stevens’ sermon on resisting automated Group Think: Essay to be publish after the UUnderworld November 2026.
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Human Existence, Existential Angst, and the Protestant Worldview: An Essay on Buch’s Existential Thesis
Dr Neville Buch[1] Abstract of “Buch’s Existential Thesis” A human being is a creature defined by a dual nature of divine and degenerative characteristics (Buch 2026, p. 1)[1]. Divine characteristics embody qualities of unity, universality, and light, whereas degenerative characteristics manifest as fragmentation, darkness, and the narrowing of perspective into a bounded worldview (Buch 2026,…
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The Neuro-Philosophy of Belief and Doubt: Synthesizing Credition, False Tagging, and Uncertainty Reduction within the Dynamic of Cognition
Dr Neville Buch and MICE[1] Image Posters and PowerPoint are available through the Management Institute for Contributory Economy: email [email protected] Abstract This essay constructs a neuro-philosophical synthesis between recent empirical discoveries in cognitive neuroscience—specifically Hans-Ferdinand Angel and Rüdiger J. Seitz’s (2024) theory of credition, Erik Asp et al.’s (2012) False Tagging Theory (FTT) of ventromedial…
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Choi, Matthew (2026). Senate hopeful Talarico touts his faith. Texas Republicans call it blasphemy. The Washington Post, 16 August
PLANO, Texas — Talking about Jesus is pretty routine for Texans running for office. But usually not Democrats. State Rep. James Talarico is changing the script, leaning into his background in a progressive Presbyterian seminary. It’s a playbook that has helped propel his political career. Before he was the Democrats’ hope to flip a Republican…
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Australian-American Cultural Relations: The Humanistic Ascent and Fairness- Reclaiming Agency from the Mechanized Mind
Abstract This combined essay explores the dual crises of the “mechanized mind” as it manifests in 21st-century religious systems and digital technologies. By examining the phenomenon of Evangelical a-Historicism and the rise of the American Revivalist Tradition (ART), the analysis identifies how a-historical literalism often functions as a ”theological mask” for partisan political agendas, inducing…
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Accountability for Past Propaganda: Theological Capture and the Mechanics of Pentecostal Integration Propaganda
Dr Neville Buch (ABN 86703686642)Principal ResearcherManagement Institute for Contributory EconomyBusiness Office18 Callendar Street, Sunnybank Hills 4109AUSTRALIA13 August 2026 Dear folks, It is time that someone provide me a role with paid work, given the extra-ordinary history and sociology I have produced unpaid over the decade since Ruth passed. ACCOUNTABLE: Your reputation is at stake. So,…
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Reflections on Arielle MacLeary Presentation: Spiral Historiography and the Networked Dynamic of Historical Cognition
Dr Neville Buch and David Miller’s Agnostics Group[1] Abstract This essay examines the intellectual discourse generated by Arielle MacLeary’s presentation on the Edward Gibbon debate to the Australian Agnostics Online Group, viewed through the lens of Dr. Neville Buch’s Spiral Historiography and the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC). MacLeary’s balanced approach serves as a modern exemplar…
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What is Wrong with Collective Responsibility? Beyond Neutrality: The Myth of Institutional Detachment
Dr Neville Buch Abstract This essay provides a critical assessment of Nick Cater’s recent critique of Western institutions, specifically his condemnation of the Hampshire Police’s embrace of anti-racism as a departure from the “classical liberal ideal of neutrality”. Utilizing the Management Institute for Contributory Economy (MICE) framework, the analysis argues that Cater’s argument rests on…
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Cultural Christianity versus Theological Christianity or One and the Same
Dr Neville Buch The Tripartite Spectrum of Cultural, Religious, and Theological Identity Abstract In conversations with Dr. Buch, there is confusion in the false binary of “Cultural Christianity versus Theological Christianity” or it ends in a simplistic “One and the Same” conclusion. The issue here is a misunderstanding across a belief system spectrum. There are…