Philosophy grounds itself in factual "truth." By revising how we understand this, we make a change that has profound impact upon most world-wide systems for gaining knowledge.This shift away from factual "truth" can only occur when we correctly understand it--and distinguish it from analytical and moral truth--because truth is entrenched deeply within our outlook. With correct understanding, an emerging insight beyond old truth can transform the world and launch an authentic philosophic revolution.PHILOSOPHY THAT WORKS, 200 pages, streamlines its philosophic arguments into lively reading.

MATT CONNELL, a novel of Ireland, tells of Connell's love for Dr. Sheena McDonagh and his adventure leading a 1985 peace march; it also paints a portrait of a revolutionary, Jim O'Grady. The men meet at the summit of Croagh Patrick, the holy mountain; later, bullets fly. Ireland's tragic partition sets the scope of this story. Among the troubles, there is love, assassination, war, and justice. The theme is of seeking peace when it eludes the Irish people--and in the theme's larger sense--the meaning of peace for humanity.

Philosophy grounds itself in factual "truth." By revising how we understand this, we make a change that has profound impact upon most world-wide systems for gaining knowledge.This shift away from factual "truth" can only occur when we correctly understand it--and distinguish it from analytical and moral truth--because truth is entrenched deeply within our outlook. With correct understanding, an emerging insight beyond old truth can transform the world and launch an authentic philosophic revolution.PHILOSOPHY THAT WORKS, 200 pages, streamlines its philosophic arguments into lively reading.