Sunday, July 16, 2017
A moral imperative for theological materialism
Godhood is the "moral imperative,"
but Godhood is evolved to in the material and supermaterial world,
so Godhood is not a spiritual imperative.
This moral imperative exists in the
very essence of life, perhaps in every cell of the body as a
primordial activation, which can be named the will or spirit-will as
long as it is understood as an entirely material activation.
At this stage in our evolution we do
not know what the end-goal of Godhood will be like, but we can
rationally and instinctively project that it will be the highest
truth, beauty, goodness, and power, and also the highest success in
survival and reproduction. Power is not always included in this
trinity due perhaps to religious bias and the great spiritual blockade against the material world and all it desires.
The spirit-will knows its determined
end-goal but the evolutionary path is not fixed. Morals, ethnics,
values, rationality, and culture form out of this moral
imperative---which we have not always been aware of.
Conservative tradition need not be
rejected, but the inward path to the god-within needs to include the
outward path of material evolution to real Godhood. Conservative
politics, democratic republics, and federalism can adapt to an
ethnopluralism of ethnostates, more in harmony with real kin-centered
and ethnocentric human nature, as we all evolve toward Godhood.
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