Theological materialism affirms
idealism but doesn't involve spiritualism, mere words, numbers, the
philosophical games of epistemology, or the phony political versions
of materialism which mistakenly believe human nature is
internationally altruistic, when altruism is really kin, group,
national, and sociobiologically-centered.
The way to affirm idealism is to
affirm the idealism inherent in the materialism of evolution. We may be limited in how we see the world, and frogs are even more limited, but it is just foolish to suggest that the world we see cannot be proven to exist.
Life evolves in this
material world where at best it can evolve toward a supermaterial
world, defined as real Godhood. This world of evolution can be seen
as unlimited as long at it is understood as existing within the real
material world.
Real limitation exists in spiritualism,
mere words, and number games, and the phony political versions of
materialism, not only because they define and try for an unreal world
that does not exist, but because they block the limitless dynamic of
material evolution.
Why are space, time and materiality
thought of as “limited” by religion and philosophy? It is the wish fulfillment of
spirituality, numbers, words and symbols. Are night dreams still
shamanistically thought of as real life? Apparently, daydreaming, asceticism (glorified sweat lodges), and now
drugs, are not enough.
We can evolve in the material world to
supermaterial real Godhood if we can overcome the limitations of
fantasy and spiritualism, and the mistaken political and philosophical versions of
materialism and idealism.
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