On One World Religion - Essay 2, Positivism

This follow-on to my 1st-treatise targets Auguste-Comte’s false-philosophy of “Positivism” behind much of the "half-baked" thinking in support of modern-sociology. It further sources Jacques-Maritain to explore the way Governments treat with Society in relation to moral-issues, and shows how positivism "cuts the pear in half", separating Religion (theology) and Reason (logic) as Essential-Sciences to exclude the spiritual-necessity of “noesis (knowing and understanding)". Focus shifts from the amalgamation of religions according to a Globalist-Agenda for One World Government, to exploring religion more in its true-sense as it pertains to the laws of logic and the purpose for each persons sojourn through life. The role of mysticism is explored, and various important conclusions are drawn to alert us to the reality of “Sin, and of Justice, and of Judgment (Jo.16: 8, not directly-quoted in the text)”, where justice, heroism and truth in-particular, are discussed in relation to the politics of the west.