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God’s Power to Perform Miracles vs. Satan’s Power to Practice Magic and Sorcery

2024-05-28

God’s Power to Perform Miracles vs. Satan’s Power to Practice Magic and Sorcery

By Brian Shillhavy | HealthImpactNews

 

 

 

Western culture, and in particular American culture, can trace its origins back to Europe and the time period known as the “Age of Enlightenment” in the 17th and 18th centuries, which placed a high value on concepts such as “rationalism” and “empiricism”, which shaped academics and the development of the field of modern-day “science.”

In short, this period of western culture placed more value on the academic studies of the physical sciences over the study of philosophy, along with the humanities and arts.

Parallel to this time...

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9 Mind-Bending Movies That Will Mess with Your Head

2020-10-10


9 Mind-Bending Movies That Will Mess with Your Head

By Sofia Papadima, LL.B.

https://www.learning-mind.com/

October 19, 2015

 

Some movies make us laugh, some make us cry, and some completely break us down emotionally and scar us for years.

Some shed light on serious social or political issues, and some are just meant to entertain us and make us forget our mundane world for ninety or so minutes. And that’s great. Cinema is an art, and like all art, it is perceived differently by all and serves different purposes for each viewer.

There are, however, some movies, that will make the audience utter a unanimous “WTF?” once the credits start rolling....

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Nine Drawings Experiment: Here Is What Happens When a Portrait Artist Takes LSD.

2020-09-13

Nine Drawings Experiment: 

Here Is What Happens When a Portrait Artist Takes LSD.

By Rena Papa, B.A.

Post published:January 23, 2016.
 
 
 
 
Have you ever heard of the nine drawings experiment? It was performed by an experimental psychiatrist and psychotherapist during his long-term research on LSD, from 1954 to 1962.
 
 
Oscar Janiger, a professor at the University of California, Irvine, had his first experience with LSD in 1954. The outcome was so extraordinary, that he devoted the next 45 years of his life studying it.
 
 
As he has stated: “My interest was focused more on an attempt to define the nature of the LSD...
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4 Classic Disney Movies with Deep Meanings You Had No Idea about.

2020-08-03

4 Classic Disney Movies with Deep Meanings You Had No Idea about.

By Alexander Nyland, B.A.

https://www.learning-mind.com/

August 3rd, 2020.


 

Many classic Disney movies will be familiar to us all. They will have been a large part of many people’s childhood. It is glaringly obvious to see that classic Disney movies have held an important and enduring place within popular culture for most of the last century.
These films have captured the imagination of people of all ages because of their entertaining and thrilling stories, their likeable and relatable characters, and the universal themes that they express. But these films hold very profound meanings beyond what...
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10 of the Deepest Philosophical Movies of All Time.

2020-06-19

10 of the Deepest Philosophical Movies of All Time.

By Alexander Nyland, B.A.

https://www.learning-mind.com/

June 19th, 2020.


 

Watching philosophical movies can be a way of engaging with, learning about, and actively partaking in philosophy.
There is no doubt that philosophy can be intimidating. Writings by philosophers are often complicated, dense, and heavy. But we have something very accessible to all of us in popular culture that may be able to help us: movies. Many philosophical movies are entertaining but also have something profound to say.
Writers and directors can express a philosophical idea or theory through the visual medium of film in many...
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An artist with Alzheimer’s Drew His Own Face for 5 Years

2020-06-10

 

An artist with Alzheimer’s Drew His Own Face for 5 Years

Sherrie Hurd, A.A.

learning-mind.com

Posted June 10th, 2020.

 
artist with alzheimer's.
 
 
For years, an artist with Alzheimer’s disease created self-portraits. His unique yet gradually distorted view of himself is interesting.
The American artist Willian Utermohlen, who was based in the UK, did a brave and outstanding thing. Instead of giving up and doing nothing, when diagnosed with Alzheimer’s disease, he decided to continue his artwork. In fact, he created self-portraits up until the end of his life.

What Alzheimer’s does to the mind of an artist

Alzheimer’s disease does cruel things...
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Terrence Malick: the Intriguing Movies and Philosophy

2020-06-10

Terrence Malick:

the Intriguing Movies and Philosophy 

By Alexander Nyland, B.A.

https://www.learning-mind.com/

June 9th, 2020.


 

Terrence Malick’s movies are unique, but they are also divisive. You either like them or you don’t. Some will think Terrence Malick’s movies as groundbreaking, insightful, and moving pieces of work, whilst others may believe they are pretentious, laborious, and unengaging.
So why do Malick’s films have such a polarising reputation? This article will help you understand why this may be the case. But it will also illuminate the profound philosophical themes that Malick is pushing forward, and illustrate how these ideas may be able to help us on...
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7 Great Online Events Every Culture Lover Can Attend from Home

2020-04-02

7 Great Online Events Every Culture Lover Can Attend from Home

Lottie Miles, M.A.

learning-mind.com

Posted April 2nd, 2020.

 
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In this post, we will look at 7 great online events every culture lover can attend from their home. With these online events, we can all expand our minds at home, no matter what’s keeping us there.
The coronavirus has ravaged many of our spaces of cultural exploration like nothing we’ve ever seen before. Fortunately, even as the last galleries, music venues, and cinemas close their doors, there has been an explosion of culture that everyone can enjoy from the comfort of their own homes.
Some...
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The Raw Reality of Today’s Society in Eye-Opening Illustrations.

2020-03-17

 

The Raw Reality of Today’s Society in Eye-Opening Illustrations.

Sherrie Hurd

learning-mind.com

Posted March 17th, 2020.

 
 

 
If you don’t pay close attention, you will miss the truth of our society today. Things aren’t what they seem.
 
I talk quite a bit about the eighties mainly because it seemed like a simpler time. However, older people may feel the same about the earlier decades as well. I guess it’s just the way you look at it, the generation that raised you. One thing is safe to say is that this day and age is certainly much different.
 
A generation that reveals...
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Vincent Van Gogh Biography: The Sad Story of His Life and His Amazing Art

2019-12-30

Alexander Nyland

https://www.learning-mind.com/

December 30th, 2019.


 
This article will be a brief Vincent Van Gogh biography that will tell the story of his life and his art. You will most likely have heard of Van Gogh as he is one of the most well-known, popular and influential figures in post-impressionist and modern art.
 
Nevertheless, he remained unknown and unappreciated in his lifetime but achieved massive success after his death. This biography of Vincent Van Gogh will cover these aspects as well as much more. Van Gogh’s life and story is as famous as his art, so what will we specifically examine in this biography of this...
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7 Weird Movies with Deep Meanings That Will Mess with Your Mind ~ Sofia, Learning Mind

2019-06-19



7 Weird Movies with Deep Meanings That Will Mess with Your Mind 

 


 





What’s so great about weird movies?

Some movies can be mind-bending. Others might make us question things we thought were set in stone. And others still might bring us face to face with things that are part of us but better left undisturbed. And there are weird movies.
No matter the theme, films and the stories in them are part of our collective consciousness. One way or another, they are reflections of us and of the way we tell each...
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