Kind of book
Philosophy
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Physics
A treatise in eight books, originally lectures, on the principles of the natural world and of change. Book I argues that change requires three principles, matter, form and…
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On the Soul (De Anima)
A treatise in three books on the soul, which for Aristotle means whatever makes a living thing alive. Book I reviews earlier views, from the atomists to the…
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Categories
A short treatise, placed first in the collection of Aristotle's logical works later called the Organon, that classifies the kinds of things there are. It begins by distinguishing…
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Posterior Analytics
A treatise in two books, part of the Organon, on what scientific knowledge is and how it is reached. It opens by saying that all teaching and learning…
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The Reality of Existence
The opening volume of The Source of Truth System asks what is real before any question of belief arises. It does not assume faith; instead it examines existence,…
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The Book
This bridge volume follows the argument of The Reality of Existence that the universe shows evidence of design. It argues that design on its own does not communicate,…
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God Is Back
The opening volume of The Architect's Protocol, presented as a civilizational audit. It argues that the modern crisis begins with the loss of a binding Source for truth…
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The Jungle Protocol
The second volume of The Architect's Protocol asks what happens when truth loses its authority and power begins to write the law. It examines the doctrine that might…
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The Moral Anchor
The third volume of The Architect's Protocol examines the costs of moral relativism and asks what can still judge individuals, rulers, crowds, markets and laws once morality is…
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Authored
The fourth volume of The Architect's Protocol turns from moral authority to the nature of reality, asking whether the universe points beyond chance, brute fact or self-explanation. Instead…
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