Category: Religion, Myth, and Theology

IS A RESTORATION OF CHRISTENDOM POSSIBLE?
(Of the Church and Dogma? Not without collapse and even then unlikely. Given the requirements for suspension of disbelief necessary for supernatural faith:(a) cognitively feminine cognition (b) familial and social indoctrination, (c) feeling of being ‘left behind’ – then, as we see in the rapid accumulation of data, around 1/5 of the population will remain devoted to the religion, and the rest will seek some alternative frame of reference even if they preserve the underlying moral biases.)

I have spent years on this problem and my understanding of the progress of what we call religions is that the unification of masculilne-master-nature-techne in european civilization with the feminine-slave-people-occult in semitic civilization will continue to progress as a spectrum from fundamentalist(theological) to humanist (philosophical) to natural law (scientific) while continuing the incremental dilution of the semitic occult.

This civic religion will still be ‘christianity’ in that it is a synthesis of masculine european aristocratic and feminine semitic peasant cognitive demands, but the exact form it will take, and the institutional structure that will propagate and preserve it is open to question. IMO it will require a reformation in education and the use of education as the institution.

My (our) opinion is that the church succeeded in discovery of natural law and the founders of its expression as constitutional law – at least as complete as they good at the time. Natural law is consistent with greek philosophy and christian theology, as well as the unification of the sciences. By teaching the natural law the difference between causality (divine, natural, man made) is irrelevant. The words we use will be the only difference. Our behavior will be the same.

Clearly education has been captured by the Marxist sequence, just as the ancient world was captured by the abrahamic sequence. The first led to a dark age and the second was ‘getting there’ as it has already destroyed education, the university, the media, government, and much of business and industry’s international competitiveness.

Cheers
CD

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