UNIFYING EXISTENCE-CHRISTIAN REALISM FOR 21st CENTURY
Advancing the philosophical legacy of Dr Wolfgang Smith.
UNIFYING EXISTENCE-CHRISTIAN REALISM FOR 21st CENTURY
Advancing the philosophical legacy of Dr Wolfgang Smith.
Advancing the philosophical legacy of Dr Wolfgang Smith.
Advancing the philosophical legacy of Dr Wolfgang Smith.

The study of philosophy in the classical tradition, grounded in foundational questions about reality, knowledge, and ethics.
Findings of Science has commissioned twelve essays from John Taylor who knew Wolfgang Smith personally and co-authored an article with him that went on to feature in his last book, Physics: A Science in Quest of an Ontology.
John Taylor resides in Godalming Surrey. He holds a bachelor’s in philosophy from UCL and an MSc in Philosophy of Science from LSE.
The aim is to continue Wolfgang Smith's work in its many facets generally and especially as regards Christian apologetics.

Dr James J Gibson's empirical studies of how a pilot actually sees in order to fly agree with Wolfgang Smith's Platonic ontology.
The Findings of Science (FoS) aims to evangelise an orthodox Christian message through a Thomistic interpretation of quantum mechanics.
FoS wishes to duly acknowledge Dr Meyer for his characterisation of a serious inauspicious trend and Dr Smith for his insight as to how best to address and challenge it.
FoS is an initiative of a retired accountant and auditor. He is British culturally and educated. He failed his eleven plus but supports Grammar Schools. He did not attend university but eventually passed his accountancy exams. He became a Roman Catholic on Pentecost 1992
