Unification Thought

1.1. Sungsang and Hyungsang
a) Sungsang (Original Sungsang)
Original Sungsang and Created Beings
Inner Structure of the Original Sungsang
Inner Sungsang
Inner Hyungsang
Divine Principle and Biblical Foundation for the Inner Hyungsang
b) Hyungsang (Original Hyungsang)
Original Hyungsang and Created Beings
Original Hyungsang and Science
Original Hyungsang and Force
Difference and Homogeneity between Sungsang and Hyungsang
1.2. Yang and Yin
1.2.1. Relationship between Yang and Yin, and Man and Woman
1.2.2. Solution of Actual Problems through Understanding that Yang and Yin Are the Attributes of Sungsang and Hyungsang
1.3. Individual Image
1.3.1. What Is the Individual Image?
1.3.2. Individual Image and Universal Image
1.3.3. Individual Image and Mutation
1.3.4. Individual Image and the Environment
1.3.5. Preciousness of Human Individuality

2.1. Heart
2.1.1. What Is Heart?
2.1.2. Heart Is an Emotional Impulse
2.1.3. God Is the God of Heart
2.1.4. Creation of the Universe and Heart
2.1.5. Heart and Culture
2.1.6. Heart and Prime Force
2.2. Logos
2.2.1. What Is Logos?
2.2.2. Logos Is Reason-Law
2.2.3. Logos Is the Union of Reason and Law
2.2.4. Logos, Freedom, and License
2.2.5. Logos, Heart, and Love
2.3. Creativity
2.3.1. What Is Creativity?
2.3.2. Human Creativity
2.3.3. Creation in Likeness
2.3.4. Creativity and the Portion of Responsibility
2.3.5. Human Perfection and One’s Portion of Responsibility
2.3.6. Original Creativity and Cultural Activity

1.1. Give and Receive Action between Sungsang and Hyungsang
1.1.1. What Is the Give and Receive Action Between
1.1.2. Concepts of Union and New Being
1.2. Subject and Object, and the Four Position Foundation
1.2.1. What Is the Four Position Foundation?
1.2.2. Concept of Subject and Object
1.2.3. Subject and Object Occupy Different Positions
1.2.4. Correlatives and Opposites

2.1. Constituents of the Four Position Foundation
2.2. Inner Four Position Foundation and Outer Four Position Foundation
2.3. Two-Stage Structure of the Original Image and Two-Stage Structure of Existence

3.1. Inner Identity-Maintaining Four Position Foundation
3.2. Outer Identity-Maintaining Four Position Foundation
3.3. Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
a) Purpose as the Center
b) Inner Sungsang as Subject
What Is Inner Sungsang?
Inner Sungsang Is the Union of Spirit Mind and Physical Mind
c) Inner Hyungsang as Object
What Is Inner Hyungsang?
Inner Hyungsang Is a Kind of Mold
d) Inner Give and Receive Action
What Is Inner Give and Receive Action?
Operation of Ideas
Operation of Ideas is Give and Receive Action
Types of Give and Receive Action
Thinking Is a Contrast Type of Give and Receive Action
Purpose Is the Center
e) A Plan as the Result
What Is the Result?
Logos as Pre-plan
Logos as Plan
f) A Summary of the Explanation of the Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
Center of the Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
Subject of the Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
Object in the Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
Inner Give and Receive Action
Result of the Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
3.4. Outer Developmental Four Position Foundation
a) What Is the Outer Developmental Four Position Foundation?
The developmental four position foundation is formed inside and outside the Original
b) Outer Developmental Four Position Foundation Is formed on the Basis of Inner Developmental Four Position Foundation
c) All Creative Activities are Made Through the Two-Stage Developmental Four Position Foundations
d) Constituent Elements of the Outer Four Position Foundation

4.1. What Is Origin, Division, and Union Action?
4.2. Origin-Division-Union and Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis
4.3. Critique of the Theory of Thesis-Antithesis-Synthesis

6.1. What Is the Ideal of Creation?
6.2. Difference between Purpose of Creation and Ideal of Creation
6.3. Ideal of Creation Is the State in Which God’s Love Is Fully Realized

2.1. Yang and Yin Is Another Dual Characteristic
2.2. Yang Substantial Being and Yin Substantial Being in Human Beings

3.1. Individualization of Universal Image
3.2. Specific Differences and Individual Image
3.3. Individual Image and Environment

1.1 A Connected Being Seen from the Viewpoint of Structure
1.2. A Connected Being Seen from the Viewpoint of Purpose
1.3. A Connected Being Seen from the Viewpoint of Relationship
1.4. A Connected Being Seen from the Viewpoint of Position
1.5. Materialist Dialectic and Interconnectedness

2.1. System of Individual Truth Beings in the Created World
2.2. Types of Subject and Object
2.3. Give and Receive Action
2.4. Correlatives and Opposites

3.1. Circular Motion
3.2. Rotation and Revolution
3.3. Forms of Circular Motion
a) Basic Circular Motion
b) Transformed Circular Motion
c) Spiritual Circular Motion (Sungsang Circular Motion)
3.4. Growth and Developmental Motion
3.4.1. Development from the Viewpoint of Unification Thought
3.4.2. Communist Perspective on Development
3.4.3. Communist Perspective on Motion

4.1. Position of Existence Seen from the Viewpoint of a Connected Being
4.2. Vertical Order and Horizontal Order
4.3. Order in the Universe and Order in the Family

1.1. Kierkegaard’s Analysis of Human Existence
1.2. A Unification Thought Appraisal of Kierkegaard’s View of the Human Being

2.1. Nietzsche’s View of the Human Being
2.2. A Unification Thought Appraisal of Nietzsche’s View of the Human Being

3.1. Jaspers’ View of the Human Being
3.2. A Unification Thought Appraisal of Jaspers’ View of the Human Being

4.1. Heidegger’s View of the Human Being
4.2. A Unification Thought Appraisal of Heidegger’s View of the Human Being

5.1. Sartre’s View of the Human Being
5.2. A Unification Thought Appraisal of Sartre’s View of the Human Being

3.1 Relative Standard
3.2 Absolute Standard
3.3 Absolute Standard and Human Individuality

Materialistic View of Value
Arbitrary (Sophistic) View of Value
Absolute View of Value

Stoic School
Epicurean School
Skeptic School
Neo-Platonism

Augustine
Thomas Aquinas

Perfection
Multiplication
Dominion

1.1. An Education for the Perfection of the Individual
1.2. Forms of Expression of God’s Heart
God’s Heart of Hope
God’s Heart of Sorrow
Heart of Pain
1.3. Understanding God’s Heart
God’s Heart as Experienced in Adam’s Family
God’s Heart as Experienced in Noah’s Family
God’s Heart as Experienced in Abraham’s Family
God’s Heart as Experienced in Moses’ Course
God’s Heart as Experienced in Jesus’ Course

An Education for the Perfection of the Family
An Education for Becoming a Being of Reason-Law

An Education for the Perfection of the Nature of Dominion
Development of One’s Creativity and Formation of the Two-Stage Structure
One’s Education of Dominion must be Based on a Universal Education

Kant’s Theory of Ethics
Unification Thought Appraisal of Kant’s Perspective of Ethics

Bentham’s View of Ethics
Unification Thought Appraisal of Bentham’s Perspective of Ethics

View of Ethics in Analytic Philosophy
Unification Thought Appraisal of Analytic Philosophy’s Perspective of Ethics

Pragmatism’s View of Ethics
Unification Thought Appraisal of the Pragmatic Perspective on Ethics