Scionics Philosophy

Scionics Metaphysics is primarily concerned with the fundamental underpinnings of existence. Scionics holds this to be mathematical truth itself.

Scionics Epistemology is holds that the most reliable means for obtaining knowledge and truth involves the critically applied integration of experience and reason. We call this epistemological approach "empiricorationalism."

Scionics Ethics holds that the only truly valid ethical principle integrates the guiltless, empiricorational pursuit of maximum hedonic value, coupled with the non-aggression principle.

Scionics politics integrates ethics with such issues as the proper forms of legal, governmental and economic systems, and related issues. It recognizes the need for government, while also embracing Henry David Thoreau's motto: "That government is best which governs least."

Scionics aesthetics recognizes empiricorationality, selectivity and nobility as the defining characteristics of the highest works of art.

Theism is the belief in one or more gods, and theology is the study of the nature of such gods, often with particular attention to such things as its role as creator, moral authority and judge (often in relation to some type of reward or punishment in the "afterlife") and related concepts. In opposition to theism is atheism, the belief that no such god or gods exists. Scionics takes a much more sublime approach, which we have named "matheism." This is the recognition that the most fundamental thing in the universe is not some supernatural god, but mathematical truth itself. Matheology is the the investigation into how pure mathematical truth, in and of itself, can give rise to the existence we experience.