Humanity in a prescientific universe
Living on automatic pilot
Our negative image of our animal self
Mind, soul, ideals, and the ephemeral
Confronting and recognizing our biology
Biology becomes mechanistic and emerges as a science
The human body is composed of cells
Most human traits are determined by genes, which are composed of DNA
We have a life cycle and sexuality that is genetically programmed
Neurobiology reveals how the brain works
How should we perceive humanity in the third millennium?
The blank slate, the human nature, and the biological determinism fallacies
Human nature as potential for forming communities
Science enriches our appreciation of the arts and humanities
Moral values bind a community
The human condition and our world view change every generation
Rethinking science teaching
A human outlook for the third millennium.
