Saturday, May 18, 2013

The way to channel Eros into conservative morality


Christianity has been based in the conservative values of human nature, which were later defined and affirmed by the science of sociobiology. Religion could apply this knowledge if it did not mainly reject science as a way to help justify its values and morals. Since at least hunter-gatherer times basic human nature has been conservative in rejecting radical individualism and unrestrained sexuality, and human nature has approved of such things as group-bonding altruism, marriage between a man and a woman, and other conservative values. Why? Because conservative values over the long run helped us survive and reproduce more successfully than non-conservative values. Human nature is still the same, which means that society and culture may snap back to reflecting real human nature, because going against human nature gradually corrupts and destroys culture, as history has shown time and again.

Which came first, the media-promoted sexual revolution, culminating in gay marriage, or the fall of Christian morals? Christian morals have been declining since at least the Enlightenment when science asked questions that were not satisfactory answered by religion. And as the West lost Christianity it lost its moral foundation, replaced by radical individualism and unrestrained sexuality, largely promoted by a non-Christian media.

Alas, sciences such as sociobiology, when pure, can tell us how things work but not how to behave. This is where the religion of the Theoevolutionary Church and theological materialism come in, which define Godhood as reached through material and supermaterial evolution, while using sociobiology as a tool of evolution and not as a religion.  The Inward God of tradition is retained but transformed into the Outward Godhood of evolution. This is the sacred way to channel Eros and conservative morality toward evolving to Godhood and away from radical individualism and unrestrained sexuality, which have all but destroyed Christianity and the West.

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