Wednesday, June 06, 2012
Religion, Science, and the Belief In Godhood
Sociobiology has said that the two main
functions of religion are satisfying primary instinctive needs, and
aiding in the ethical organization of societies. This is a realistic
perspective. But unlike Cattell's noble Beyondism, we don't begin
with science and work back to spiritual values, we begin with the
Sacred Instinct of the Spirit-Will To Godhood within the evolving material world, and we see if science can
be a tool to help us in our evolution to Godhood.
Godhood is the goal, not merely endless
evolutionary progress. This gives us the instinctive and real
emotional appeal of Godhood and not merely the changing yet important values of progress. We do not know the full nature of Godhood, and
we will not until we evolve much higher, and there will be many
changes and stopping off places along the way, but we do have the pattern and goal of evolution to Godhood.
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