Logos

  Introduction The second edition of the Logos focuses on the very essence of Logos itself, the Order of all things. What does order mean? Order simply means structure, organization, and system. It can also be described as law and rule. This pattern of thought on the Logos has been found in the programming circles and after working a bit in programming I am interested in examining this from the as it is perspective, the principle of all things. As such, while not yet including references, this will be a beginning of a new system of thought. The Attempt of Logos The Logos can be described with the identity A. A simply refers to whatever which can be referred to. The -A is ironically also A and thus -A is -A. In the available symbols I have on my keyboard we may say, A==A V -A==-A. Yet this leads to the conundrum that A=-A and -A=A. At the same time, A != -A. Even if we assume that A = -A, it will reduce itself to A != -A. In general, this principle of order is derivable as the t...

Introduction Interestingly enough, Logos itself means “Meaning”. So, when we say the Meaning of Logos, we really refer to the Meaning of Meaning. So what is Meaning? Meaning is the heart of a being or object. Meaning is the truth and the essence of all things. Man has pursued the meaning of his life. God gives that meaning to man. Meaning is what connects and unites all things. Words have meanings, but so do everything else. Even the heart has a heart, and so it continues without end in an eternal end. This work is all about the Meaning, the Logos of all things. Without Reference There are no references here as it is all an original work. While inspirations are taken, no quotations are taken, no citations are made. One may think that this makes the work unreliable, but this is not a formal academic work. It is more akin to the middle ground between poetry or narration and ac...