Man is not isolated but rather connected to all of existence. As John Doone and Teilhard de Chardin expressed, no person is an island and humanity is not isolated units lost in space. From a metaphysical perspective, humans participate in the boundless realm of being and are in relation to both the infinite and absolute through religion, morality, society, politics, and economics.
Man is not isolated but rather connected to all of existence. As John Doone and Teilhard de Chardin expressed, no person is an island and humanity is not isolated units lost in space. From a metaphysical perspective, humans participate in the boundless realm of being and are in relation to both the infinite and absolute through religion, morality, society, politics, and economics.
Man is not isolated but rather connected to all of existence. As John Doone and Teilhard de Chardin expressed, no person is an island and humanity is not isolated units lost in space. From a metaphysical perspective, humans participate in the boundless realm of being and are in relation to both the infinite and absolute through religion, morality, society, politics, and economics.
Nothing exist in pure isolation. The greatest of the metaphysical poets, John Doone originated and popularized the prase, "NO MAN IS AN ISLAND" similarly to Teilhard de Chardin, "MAN IS NOT AN ISOLATED UNIT LOST IN THE COSMIC SOLITUDES". The same view expressed or implied in the Tennyson's poem FLOWER IN THE CRANNIED WALL. In the transcendal perspective of metaphysics, man is viewed as a participant in the boundless realm of BEING. From the over-all point of view of methaphysics we see the first and foremost relation: the being- BEING, finite - Infinite, man - and the - Absolute relation , the I - THOU, the human - Divine partnership and communion, which we call RELIGION. Intimately related to the first relation is morality, next comes the so called social relation, then there is political aspects, then we come to economic dimension of life, and economics.