8 Philosophical ideas of the author Pablo Rafael Gonzalez

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1. Absolute belief in the existence of God. This is the only knowledge not subject to doubt. In all the stages of history man has searched God.
2. The true owner of knowledge is God that let man to access to some truths.
3. Space and time are relatives and not absolute dimensions; it means that all what exists and happen in the universe occurs simultaneously in a determined time and a determined space; space and time are not separated. Nevertheless, the measurements of time in seconds, hours, days, weeks and years are creations of the human mind; they really do not exist; what really exist is the motion of earth that happens in a concrete space and time. The visible effects of time and the motion of earth are the day, night and seasons. All the measurements of time and length are concepts created by the mind of man; therefore he can modify them; for example man has changed several times the concept of meter from a measure of the meridian that crossed Paris in 1795 to a measure of the speed of light in the year 1983. Those changes reveal that these measurements are not immutable but modifiable concepts according to the criteria of man.
4. Conscience is the essence of life. When a human being loses its conscience is dead though its heart and other organs still work. Conscience is the soul, the spirit of man is the source what maintains life.
5. Science is in permanent change and what today is considered true tomorrow might not be truth; therefore the scientific truth is relative. Truth has changed in diverse times of history; for example, from Ancient times man believed that earth was de center of universe but later, in the 16 century, he discovered that earth was not the center of universe but the sun.
6. Mathematical truth is also relative. Mathematical logic is only concepts created by the mind of man. For example, the natural numbers, the plurality of numbers is not truth: the unique number that really exists is the unit, the number one and all the other numbers are concepts created by the mind of man; they are simply additions to the essential number that is the number one: two is two times one; three is three times one; nine is nine times one. Fractions are also the essential number one. 1/2 is also one: for example, if you cut one bread for it's middle you will have two units. 1/4 is also four units regarding the main unit of bread of the example. 
7. So far atom and their parts is the minor quantity of matter known by man; in consequence, it is the minor concrete measure known by man. That is then the limit of the infinitesimal.
8. Theory and practice together are the source of man knowledge; not rationalism nor empiricism separated.