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Briefly and simply stated, representational research looks at the way that the triadic or Trinitarian nature of God is reflected in reality; which has the part you can see, the part you can't see, and links between the two which are provided by God. The representations of God, most specifically seen in the Bible, are also triadic. They not only define what is truly real, they are able to actually formulate the facts of reality for us. Representational thinkers use the skill of generalizing from Biblical passages to elevate Biblical thought forms above their own human intelligence, and above human experience whether individual or collective. Mail comments or questions to:  consult@parkeastinc.com Please scroll down for new updates on the site -- July 2008 ************************************************************** New study with graphics:  The Creative Extrusion   Click Here to Download ***************************************************************** The Problem of Human Standardization A Generalization from Romans 11 CLICK HERE FOR PART ONE (PART TWO WILL BE UP SOON) Synopsis:  The problem of human standardization exists because, quite in contrast to what is said in Romans 11:33-36, man sets himself up as the standard and context against which all other things are judged.  In Romans we see the existence of an uncontexted spiritual reality, in which we see four aspects of the limitations of human standardization.  The power of a deep presence/deep reality stands also in contrast and opposition to the ideology of contextualization of which man believes himself not only capable but also empowered by. Natural man thus is faced with three unsurmountable problems, according to this passage: the dispositive horizon, the proximity limit, and the absence of leverage.    Send comments to:  consult@parkeastinc.com  (Older updates from 2007): Please bear with us as we are revamping the format of this site in order to add more materials and convert old ones to downloadable PDF files. ******If you are interested in downloadable audio files, our sister site has wonderful voice files, many of them accompanied with graphics.  Click here for Representational Media Are you new to Representational Resources?  Here are some popular basic articles: The Phases of Faith The Phases of Faith in the Call of Jeremiah Idolatry and Three-Place Logic The Psychology of Measurement Introductory Series on Representational Thinking Returning site users-- New Items on the Site February 2007: Radiance Six:  "Lord Save Me" -- The Rule of Breakage Radiance Seven:  "No One Ever" -- The Declarative Character:  A Man For All Seasons         Here are links to several recorded lessons in the "Combating the Relativization of Scripture" series in a "home Bible study setting," as recently presented by representational thinker and teacher Noel Green. These are Quicktime files that may load slowly, so be patient. http://www.parkeastinc.com/biblestudies/aug_06_06.mp4 http://www.parkeastinc.com/biblestudies/aug_13_06.mov Coming soon:  A new study with graphics:  The Determinance Hierarchy New Items on the Site  December 2006 New Study on the Suffering of Innocents New Series to accompany Acappella's Radiance Album (see also at Acappella.org  ) Radiance One:  "To Whom Shall We Go?" --Opting Out of Limits Radiance Two:  "A Prayer of David" -- The Revealed Concentric Perspective Radiance Three:  "All Men Shall Know" -- The Fifth Dimension Radiance Four:  "Be Devoted"-- The Decision Complex Radiance Five:  "The Fullness of God" --The Fork in the Road: The Derivation of Priorities New Items on the Site 10-18-06 NEW SERIES:  COMBATING THE RELATIVIZATION OF THE WORD OF GOD (click here) (new lessons added October 2006) New book reviews by Dr. Dane Boyles New Representational Bible Study to accompany Acapella's new "Radiance" album (*clicking on this link will take you to another site) In Memoriam:  Dr. Glenn R. Greenwood Other new items 1-12-06      Discontinuity and the Parable of the Persistent Widow (PDF file)           Repentance as Cosmological Address (PDF file)           New Lessons in the "Doctrine of Interaction" series