Spiritual Humanism

Spiritual Humanism is based upon a scientific theory of human experience. The spirit displayed in humanity's consciousness places our human experiences beyond the physical, for even their big bang beginning can be questioned as overlooking what they could not measure--the then unmeasurable spirit that has now been measured in consciousness. Through his researches with adolescent and adult male schizophrenics Carini realized that our brains contain powerful symbolic propensities that even invade our visual percepts. His "The Theory of Symbolic Transformations," (Acta Psychologica , 1969) delineated the course of symbolizing in the perceptual developments of those persons. Realizing, however, that the theory was limited in the range of percepts which it explained, he published a corrected and expanded theory in 1984: Three Axioms for a Theory of Conduct. That book established the theory as a human science that paralleled physics. Spiritual Humanism derives from his latest version of the theory, the Theory of Anththropomorphic Optics, which attributes human qualities to our eyes. The theory establishes the basis for a nondogmatic faith in humanity's consciousness from which our sciences, our arts, and religions were created by our enspirited thoughts and values. Spiritual Humanism aims to provide a nondogmatic faith in humanity's enspirited nature.

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