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Humanistic sciences like Psychology and Sociology have a scientific aspect and a philosophical aspect. The scientific aspect, which involves the classic “scientific model” of hypothesis, design of the experiment, data collection, analysis, and inference (wherein the hypotheses are tested) is … Continue reading →

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From: Shyamasundara Prabhu (ACBSP) to ISKCON India News and Discussion To: “ISKCON Prabhupada Disciples” Date: May 24, 2012 5:00:00 PM GMT+05:30 This is a CNN news clip about recent controversial research done by 2 (female?) researchers at university of Pennsylvania … Continue reading →

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Because compliance with the U.S. Affordable Care Act would require them to offer free contraception on their plans: http://usnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2012/05/15/11720706-franciscan-university-drops-student-health-insurance-plan-over-birth-control-mandate-costs?lite Are any ISKCON institutions that are not specifically temples facing this problem?

Sociologist Charles Murray begins his new book Coming Apart with a description of American culture prior to Nov 22, 1963: ON THIS THURSDAY, November 21, television’s prime-time lineup included The Flinstones, The Donna Reed Show, My Three Sons, Perry Mason, and The Perry … Continue reading →

In a lecture, Srila Prabhupada once explained that he often used the word mudha, or its English equivalent, “fool,” because Krishna Himself uses it throughout the Gita. Although hogs, dogs, camels and asses are mentioned in the Bhagavatam only once together, … Continue reading →

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