Incarnation : the harmony of one love in the totality of reality

Western dualism is an illusion. Reality is a dialectical unity of incarnate love through the condition of the possibilities of divine and human, spirit and matter, Self and Other. The historical development to this metaphysical view is investigated in depth. Incarnation is a "legitimate pantheism." Similarities to the Aum, the Tao, Rastafari and the "New Physics" are also provided. Incarnation offers an understanding of the Self with ethical and cultural applications which are presented in the material-supernatural existential of music and dance found in the Riddim of Creation. Preface Introduction Chapter One: Ancient, Medieval and Modern Philosophical Background to Dialectical Incarnation Chapter Two: The Forming of Dialectical Incarnation: Cosmological, Metaphysical and Anthropological Foundations Chapter Three: Pantheism and Other Expressions of Dialectical Incarnation Chapter Four: Current Perspectives in Dialectical Incarnation Chapter Five: Material-Existential Instantiations of Dialectical Incarnation: The Self, Ethics and Culture Conclusion Bibliography Western dualism is an illusion. All of reality is a dialectical unity of incarnate love understood through the condition of the possibilities of divine and human, spirit and matter, Self and Other. Incarnation offers an understanding of the Self with ethical and cultural applications.