Socio-political reality and human destiny

We strive for human excellence socio-politically, and in evolution, keeping in mind that we cannot expect perfection from human beings. Central to Edmund Burke's conservatism was “prudence” rather than strict ideology.

Godhood is attained at the end of a long chain of evolution, reasoning and culture and metabiolgy move upward in starts and stops and backward going.

In the end, Godhood is not merely found in the head or the heart but in the Supreme Supermaterial Body, the Supreme Object. The Supreme Object is better than love, intelligence, theology or philosophy.

All humanity is activated to evolve to Godhood, therefore, supremacy and imperialism lead inevitably to endless conflict which threatens the whole.

A way has to be found that allows for our evolutionary destiny while taking into account our imperfections.

Human nature is kin-centered, ethnocentric, patriotic, pair-bonding, traditional, therefore, political philosophy cannot ignore this for long without being reminded of it when society snaps back, often violently, from ideologies with little relation to human nature.

The realities of human nature, and our evolutionary destiny, suggest that mankind requires a variety of small virtually independent states, protected with a light federalism, and guided voluntary by the Church in upward evolution to Godhood.