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0.7 The
Global Beliefs Logo
Version 1.7 March 2013Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Previous Version
Are you wondering about our logo – on the front page or the
top of the website?Â
Our logo tries to show four main areas
of knowledge - philosophy, science, history and religion – underlying two areas
of action - personal and political.Â
Culture (art, music, literature and
so on – including technology) is not distinctly human, but infuses all these
areas, drawing on them for insight, pulling them together.Â
Amidst the chaos we see an
apparent order.Â
We can discern a human figure arising
out of our culture,
●Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â feet grounded in
science and history,
●Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â hands taking
(grasping?) from religion and philosophy,
●Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â head enmeshed in
individual and social action, but also above it.
We perceive a direction – upwards,
progress, goals, hope!
The whole graphic represents integrated knowledge and
action – a Reasonable Global Way.
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Members can tell us (publicly) what they think of this page. How can we improve it? Enter your comments.
Anyone can tell us (privately) what they think directly by email: click on 'Feedback' below.
Be the first to add a comment on this page.
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Do you know of any great music that would go well with this
page?
Or any of the other pages?
IF
YOU DO, CLICK FEEDBACK.
It could be in any language, or have no words, or just be
instrumental. From pop, to classical, a cappella to orchestral!
Examples of the
music we seek:
● On
the Tenets page, accessed from the main menu, our current choice is a Song
Without Words from Mendelssohn (who died in 1847), Opus 14 Nbr 4, called Contentment. Check it out: the Tenets
conclude most
times, I have a measure of content.
● Chapter 2.3 covers the solar system
and Earth’s development. In there somewhere, surely we should be
hearing Gustav
Holst's The Planets, which premiered 100 years ago. There is a movement for
each of the planets.
Please tell as
much identifying information as you can: a link, and/or the name of the piece
and a person’s name may be enough, but if you know it please also send
the artist/performer, composer/lyricist, year written, year recorded, record
label, copyright owner, or similar details.
We have to worry
about copyright: acknowledge it, and not infringe on it. Music that is
out of copyright, or was never copyrighted (eg like real, ie very old, folk
music) is good. Some material is ‘open source’ allowing others
to use it for free. For newer restricted copyright music we may have to
seek permission to play it, but we can’t afford to pay for it. It
depends on the circumstances. In general, copyright in text, images and music lasts
for 70 years after the year of the creator's death, even if the creator does
not own copyright.
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