The great thing about English Language is its versatility that enables word development in a way that is logical. However, people have often taken issue with me saying that I construct words and use words without reference to a standard dictionary so that it confuses them on what I am conveying. I have used words such as atheotheism, humaneism and humanimalism and phrases like ?genetic inability? that require a standard explanation and definition. I am conveying specific meanings as I think about what I am saying. My words are very special to my way of thinking. I am therefore acting on a?suggestion from Aupmanyav that I should open a Dictionary of the terms that I use for easy reference. Further, Peez (a Professor of Biology in Canada) posting at Secular Cafe introduced his own of ?humanitoidista? and then ?huwomaneism? into the discussion (http://secularcafe.org/showthread.php?t=22654),? wherein I pointed it out to him that one could not construct just words willy nally. There has to be meaning and a sound basis and rules for the construction of new words. I adhere to good rules. For example, with regard to his comments I specifically pointed out to him that the letters ?hu? in human is not an admissible (ie meaningful) prefix on the word ?man? in terms of the development of either of the words ?human? and ?humane?. Human and humane are fully formed and independent words. So is woman. These lend themselves to the suffix ?ism? that I have applied to denote the philosophy implied by each word. One can have therefore have womanism to describe the philosophy of ?womanhood?. In my dictionary and grammar of English language construction, there is no prefix rule allowing the attachment of the letters ?hu? to ?woman? or ?womane? or ?womaneism?.
In light of these arguments I have started this blog to summarise the meaning of?existing words that I have used recently in a special way or those that I have modified and constructed to give a new meaning to. I will list these alphabetically.
LIST OF WORDS AND PHRASES AS DEFINED BY DR SHANTANU PANIGRAHI
altruism: as the opposing political theory to fitnessism for the?social development of the human species.
atheotheism: the outlook and practice?that one has not seen any evidence of God in ones life and so living like an atheist but who has not ruled out the expectation that there?is?a God that science will uncover one day.
certainty: the truth that implies no alternative comparable theory.
dharma: moral conduct.
environment: is that which surrounds human beings.
faith: belief in the existence of God or deities operating on a person through a spirit or a soul.
fitnessism: the ?survival of the fittest biological phenomenon? in evolutionary biology.
fittestism: as characterising the implicit individual?s selfishness associated with fitnessism.
genetic inability: the lack of genetic potential in an organism to do certain things that some other organisms are able to do by virtue of their genes due to?the nonexistence of specific genes for a trait or the suppression of the expression of the genes for a particular trait.
humanism/humanist: is the idea that a person considers the entirety of humanity as the focus of his political activities.
humaneism/humaneist/humaneity: human beings who are humane in their conduct in showing restraint, care, consideration towards other living beings and have a peaceful approach in all their dealings. Humaneism has the humane or caring approach to solving the problems of all of humankind and biodiversity.
humanimalism/humanimalists/humanimality: those who are not humane or caring in their dealings with the environment, act purely from your senses and ego in a mindless way.
humanity: (i) ?the reference to the totality of human beings in all its diversity as a common living entity?: in scientific language, Homo sapiens. (ii) as implied by the phrase, ?where is your sense of humanity?, to mean that element of our mental constitution which elevates us to a higher level of living beings than the other animals in the rest of the animal kingdom. This meaning of humanity consists of a spectrum of mental constitution from humaneity and humanimality as the two
knowledge: understanding.
liberalism: the political theory combines elements of both these evolutionary phenonema. I think that is the stable form of government that is most just and hence most moral.
nature: is the Earth-atmosphere system.philosophy: the knowledge and wisdom emanating from an intellectual consideration of the incomplete science.
rational: the employment of reasoning.
religion: is the art of living that is derived from philosophy that is?faith-based or faith-free.
satya-advaita: the religion of the practice of oneness with truth through rational and scientific truthseeking based on faith in truth.
sacrificialism: characterising the implicit individual?s motive of care for others in altruism.
science:?the study and elucidation of the true nature of the physical components of the universe; observations within the framework of the systematics in Nature.
spirituality: describing the state of mental being implicit in the consideration of only the faith-based religions in which a spirit as soul is deemed to exist; all atheistic religions are non-spiritual, that is they are rational guiding lights.
truth: that which describes the perceived reality.
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