Charles Sanders Peirce
called himself
"a miserably unworthy
follower of Jesus."
(Houghton MS 318)
Yet this genius
did more than
any other to ground
logic and philosophy
in strict, scientific
method.
Like Peirce,
Triadic Philosophy
recognizes fallibility
in all lives everywhere.
But Triadic Philosophy
shares Peirce's
belief in the
gradual move of humankind
toward progress.
Triadic Philosphy
transforms religion
into an ethical,
universal spirituality,
and science into an
ethical pursuit whose
aim is aesthetic realization.
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Triadic Philosophy
is a clarion call
to imbue science
with an aesthetic
sense worthy of
our common quest
for truth and beauty.
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