Kyoto, civil religions are derivative, even parasitic, on theist religions. When you find a civil religion, you can be sure that earlier in the same society, there was a theist religion from which the civil religion has copied most of its basic ideas. What drives civil religions is the attempt to meet the same personal and emotional needs as theist religions, but without the challenge and burden of interaction with the theosphere. It's much more comfortable when you don't have to deal with anything in the universe that's potentially bigger or smarter than you are! - John Michael Greer
Sunday, October 13, 2013
Civil Religions are Derivative, Even Parasitic, on Theist Religions
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
Featured Post
Dagens demokrati kan ikke redde oss fra klimakrisen
Politikerne tror at løsningen på klimakrisen er å forsterke naturkrisen, ved å grave i filler naturen vår, for å plassere vindkraftverk på h...
-
From the PLANETIZEN May 24, 2010 Nikos Salingaros presents the case for demolishing a modernist eyesore in Rome and replacing it with a ...
-
By Christopher Alexander . Original text at First Things . Rose trellis of Generalife. It has taken me almost fifty years to unde...
-
Det er ikke snakk om at vi blir i Norge, før man har fått ned vindkraftverket over Odalen! Fordi kan man ikke gå tur over Tjuvåskampen, da f...
No comments:
Post a Comment
Note: Only a member of this blog may post a comment.