Category Archives: Commentary

Film Review—The Tree of Life: Kosmocentric Realism

Posted on January 26, 2012 by Douglas Turner

If you haven’t heard The Tree of Life is a film that questions immortality from the perspective of an eternity.  The eldest son of a Texas family contemplates his life, as he reconciles with his father.  The film came out earlier in … Continue reading →

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Living embodiments of post-post modernism

Posted on February 4, 2011 by Douglas Turner

  This latest post is a reply to Maia Conty’s response to my first post: Romantics, Hippies, and Hipsters; Three Cultural Movements, One Manifestation of God Maia and I had the opportunity over the holidays to speak more about what … Continue reading →

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Romantics, Hippies, and Hipsters; Three Cultural Movements, One Manifestation of God

Posted on November 11, 2010 by Douglas Turner

Evolutionary Enlightenment Day in Williamsburg Brooklyn, 11211 November 6th, 2010 A Talk on the Romantic Era by: EnlightenNext Director of Education Jeff Carreira What I took away from Jeff Carreira’s awesome presentation was yet another understanding of life as an … Continue reading →

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Blog Competition; Vast Perspective

Posted on November 5, 2010 by Douglas Turner

Vast Perspective The Universe is vast, and therefore so too should our perspective be as vast as the imagination can expand—and then some. The beauty of Evolutionary Enlightenment is its ability to show just how vast existence is.  The image … Continue reading →

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