Sunday, April 10, 2016
How do we recover beauty, nature and the reverence for religion?
It was a shock to the Rousseauian
primatologists and anthropologists to discover that Chimpanzees
hunted live monkey meat, it greatly disturbed their fond idea that
the primitive world was nonviolent and harmonious until modern human
cultural came on the scene. Even today sociobiologist's have not made
much of a dent in the cultural Marxism which controls the academic
world.
The art world too has held back the
movement toward realism, being infected by the same cultural Marxism. Art went insane over the last hundred years of modernism and postmodernism and became full of triviality, ugliness and ironic
political propaganda, since they were allowed nothing to believe in.
The religious world lost its connection
with nature long ago with the non-materialism of the religious
founders, who pursued the experience of the God Within by first
blocking or overcoming all the natural material drives of
life. Plato and many philosophers did the same thing pursuing
abstract pure reason.
How do we recover beauty, nature and the
reverence for religion? By seeing and understanding that nature
evolves toward the beauty and reverence of Godhood, aided by
religion, art, science, and culture. This means the ascetic Inward
Path to the God Within is adjusted or transformed (not rejected) in
the Outward Path of material evolution to supermaterial Godhood.
In theological materialism, religion
pursues beauty and nature in evolution. Nature moves toward Godhood by way of evolution. And
religion, art, science, and culture can be an aid in this great
mission bringing the unification and harmony that many of us now lack, but want.
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