Background
Hillar, Marian was born on March 22, 1938 in Bromberg, Poland. Arrived in United States, 1969. Daughter of Henry and Elisabeth (Lassmann) Hillar.
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This text traces the development of modern thought in history as far back as what is acknowledged as its turning point. It follows the first establishment of the morally bankrupt ideology of the post-Nicaean Christianity and its implementation in societies. Within this historical background the figure of Michael Servetus is examined, together with his programme, his struggle to express his ideas, their repression, and their impact on the intellectual spheres of the epoch. The author asserts that Servetus' sacrifice induced another humanist, Sebastian Castellio, to rethink the issue of heresy and its repression and was a crucial step in forcing people to evaluate the morality of prevailing church ideology. Servetus' theological inquiry, initiated the study of the Bible and an attempt to uncover the real religious doctrines contained in it. Both these aspects led to a chain reaction - development of the Antitrinitarian movement - the Socinianism - the Enlightenment - American democracy, and the French Revolution.
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philosophy and biology educator
Hillar, Marian was born on March 22, 1938 in Bromberg, Poland. Arrived in United States, 1969. Daughter of Henry and Elisabeth (Lassmann) Hillar.
Doctor of Medicine, University Medical School Danzig Poland, 1962. Doctor of Philosophy, University Medical School Danzig Poland, 1966.
Instructor to assistant professor department biochemistry University Medical School, Danzig, Poland, 1958—1969. Senior research associate department cell biophysics Baylor College Medicine, Houston, 1969—1970, adjunct assistant professor division cell biophysics, 1970—1978. Assistant professor department biology Texas Southern University, Houston, 1971—1975, associate professor, 1975—1981, professor, 1981—1985, since 1986.
Professor, chairman department biochemistry Ponce (Puerto Rico) School Medicine, 1985—1986. President Copernicus Society, Houston, 1975—1978.
(This text traces the development of modern thought in his...)
Member Biophysics Society, Biology-chemical Society (London), American Association for the Advancement of Science, Society Advancement American Philosophy, Alliance Francaise, Institute Religion Age Science.
Married Janett Faundez Hillar, August 24, 1970. Children: Anne Margueritte, Christopher Jacques.