The Doctrine of Reality: A New Paradigm of Science
Publisher : PJPCR
Author(s)
Kelly K.
Abstract
This work proposes a new paradigm of science based on the unity of formal logic and rational dialectics. The doctrine of reality establishes that reality represents the unity of opposites: the controlling aspect (God) and the controllable aspect (the Universe). God is defined as the scientific object "Absolute, Creator, and Governor of essence (information) and of material manifestation of essence." The Universe is an informational-material system comprising physical vacuum, system block, ether, and discrete objects. God governs the Universe through information. The material structure includes four complementary states of matter, and all phenomena—including anomalous objects and parapsychological effects—represent material manifestations of controlling information. This paradigm addresses the crisis in contemporary science by establishing a correct methodological basis grounded in formal logic and dialectics.