by James Edward Stroud (Author)
What is philosophy? What is history? Is much of what we have been taught false concerning these two? Author James Stroud not only breaks down the often neglected field of philosophy of history but shows why much of what we have taken for granted in the subject of ""Origins"" belongs just as much in the field of history as it does in science. Supporting an open-philosophy of history versus the current closed-philosophy in place, Stroud systematically shows why the paradigm of Naturalism is most likely false and should therefore not influence the way the historian is forced to interpret the data. *** 2014 Finalist Award for Best Religious Non-Fiction Book" from the Next Generation Indie Book Awards*** A revolutionary thesis on the role of history over that of science in best discussing the subject of origins.
Author Biography
James Stroud (MA Ancient & Classical History; BA Philosophy of Religion) - James is the founder of NWA Arts Society (www.NWAArtsSociety.org), and a contributing member to the post-postmodern movement (www.Post-Postmodern.org) and also a member of the Society of Collegiate Scholars, The Association of Ancient Historians (AAH), Society for Historical Archaeology (SHA), the Philosophical Research Society (PRS), and has personally verified the archaeological discoveries discussed in his work that started as his Masters thesis and has not carried over potentially into his doctoral work.