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Discussion Groups

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Because of the problem with spam bots, only registered users will be able to make comments at Pamalogy.com. There are now two Facebook discussion groups available for Pamalogy – one public and one private. Click here for the Public Facebook Pamalogy Group. Anyone can join this without an invite so long as they’ve been a …. Read More

Patreon

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You may now contribute regularly to the Pamalogy Society through Patreon and enjoy the perks! Become a Patron!

Mission Statement

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The mission of the Pamalogy Society is to share the potential of Maximized Awesomeness as the expression of Perfection and provide every practical means of communication to facilitate its personal appropriation to as many individuals and entities as possible, beginning with local chapters, which foster one-on-one and classroom education for mentoring and guidance in applied …. Read More

Pamalogy 101: 1:1 Introduction and Syllabus

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Pamalogy 101 – Introduction to Pamalogy: Introduction and Syllabus. Defines Perfection as that which includes all conceivable and inconceivable, all possible and impossible good things and excludes anything bad. Summarizes the five parts of the course. Explains how you can get your own Pamalogy Thinking Cap and become and Authorized Pamalogy Specialist.

Pamalogy 101 1:2 Perfection versus Evil

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Pamalogy 101 Introduction. Part One, Lesson Two – Perfection versus Evil In this lesson, James Carvin talks about the problem of evil and hints at a few of the ways that evil and Perfection might co-exist.

Pamalogy 101 1:3 A Case for Perfection

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Pamalogy 101 – Introduction to Pamalogy. Part One, Lesson Three – A Case for Perfection. James Carvin provides a compelling case for the reality of Perfection based on the moral obligation of all-possibility. This lengthier than most lesson is pivotal for the understanding of Pamalogy. The student is encouraged to watch it repeatedly. Two terms …. Read More

Pamalogy 101 2:1 Single Universe versus Perfection

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Pamalogy 101 Part Two, Lesson One – Single Universe versus Perfection Is Perfection compatible with a single Universe with a single timeline? If Perfection includes every possible good thing, how can it include conflicting sequences of events that are all good?

Pamalogy 101 2:2 Simulation and Perfection

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Pamalogy 101 Part Two, Lesson Two – Simulation and Perfection Simulation theory and the logic of Perfection turn out to be wonderfully compatible. Perfection is actually the key to unlocking the mysteries behind what many physicists, cosmologists and mathematicians have been debating.

Pamalogy 101 3:1 Conscious Perception

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Pamalogy 101 Part Three, Lesson One – Conscious Perception What is conscious perception? Is it a product of an advanced neurological system that has evolved? Might the logic of Perfection have answers to long standing questions? Yes.

Pamalogy 101 3:2 Karma versus Pamalogy

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Pamalogy 101 Part Three, Lesson Two – Karma versus Pamalogy Pamalogy asks whether karma is a good thing to determine if it is real. If it is good, then it is part of Perfection. Can its absence also be a good thing? If its absence is good, then its absence is also a part of …. Read More

The logical philosophy of perfection as the cause of all things