Harry West
Free Will And The Future Of Mankind
Homo Sapiens has two freedoms.
That of the 'conscious I'; to think and discover the physical world, our
science. The other is that of our executive bodies, the creations of the
elements of the universe (its 'jewels') and is to express their natures.
They choose which way to go in their environments which, today, include
the intellectual knowledge acquired by their 'conscious I'. The majority
of them have what we call good natures. The few provoke violence and wars,
as they have done since records began, in spite of all that we have learnt.
If the majority come to know these very personal things they may avert
the catastrophes that nuclear weapons, in the hands of the few, will bring.
They may do so by electing to power those among them that they deem are
worthy and of good will. As well as the obstacles of pride and conceit,
to their knowing, is the still-existing law of Moses that today reads 'Compensation'
for an eye or a tooth. Jesus of Nazareth, in His teaching, over turned
this law. This was a very serious heresy that we may be accused of too.
The documents to follow are to open up these statements.
With wife ran CMS Hospital
in Transjordan (TJ) 1938-41.

Summary
And Plea (April 1998)
Our
Future - For school teachers (1976)
Human
Nature - What is going on. For 6th form general studies (1994)
She
Knows The Road - Goethe's Nature Aphorisms & T.H. Huxley (1995)
What
Is Going On - From stars to an Albert Hall Concert (1996)
Following
The Death Of Diana, Princess Of Wales (1997)
Autobiography
(April 1998)
War service. Arab Legion. T.J. Frontier Force. RAMC. 1941-46.
Ran Student Health Service. University of Bristol. 1947-50.
Created and ran Hospital Clinical and Chemical laboratory research centre
1950-70.
Member of British Medical Research Council External Staff 1958-70.
Natural Philosopher 1970-98, (aged 88).
My thanks for this
presentation go to Roger Carpenter, to Ruth Palmer for painting and giving us the picture on this page, and to my son Peter.
Correspondence E-Mail: Harry West, 101333.426@compuserve.com