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does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
can be seen as self same, that I WILL BE that will i am.Do you mean "all in all"?
I vote: yes.
Fundamentalist Christianity excludes all other spiritual paths as false. I do not see how someone who believes their way is correct and all other ways are wrong can serve ALL.
does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
I think F. is very harmful, it blocks path of knowledge.does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
I think F. is very harmful, it blocks path of knowledge.
I think F. is very harmful, it blocks path of knowledge.
Fundamentalism shows up when people feel threatened by change. Look at what happened in the Muslim world after the Iranian Revolution and the siege of Mecca???
In America.. some Christians were threatened by the jazz age and women bobbing their hair.
It goes back to bicameralism.Fundamentalism shows up when people feel threatened by change. Look at what happened in the Muslim world after the Iranian Revolution and the siege of Mecca???
In America.. some Christians were threatened by the jazz age and women bobbing their hair.
does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
do you suppose fundamentalism is like the milgram experiment? people blindly following authority and without question? without conscience, self-awareness?
Fundementalism is what Kant is referring to in regard to trancendental illusion. It's not just in religion.does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
Often, it does. Because it drives them to serve their own religiosity, rather than the God of all.does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?
It goes back to bicameralism.
I have printed and audiobook, I've listened the entire audiobook and partially read it too, it mostly makes sense for me.You've read Julian Jaynes book, The Origin of Consciousness in the Breakdown of the Bicameral Mind (1976)??
.. it mostly makes sense for me.
Not in the least.does fundamentalism, in christianity, keep the fundamentalist from being a servant to the ALL and all?