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Those that teach/organize are bicamerally compartmentalized also even though they might be consciously integrated otherwise.
Dennis at Prager University has some really good video explanations of these things.
Sadly...most do not teach this stuff.
Religious good/facts of reality...just like Ayn's discussion of ethics?...same with Aristotle...like I said and have learned...it's not mystical, it's quantum physical. It's also...in one's rational self interest, to be good. That's what is being talked about...only in a nonconscious bicameral way.
Then I look at the alternatives.
I just haven't encountered many, if any, "Principled, disciplined, accountable and appreciative bible readers" in my life.
I think too many people claim or assume that bible-reading automatically implies or enables the rest of the list to be characteristic(s) of the 'readers.'
I've encountered only two or three 'bible readers' who I actually felt were "holy persons" with those other characteristics, but my belief is that those were their characteristics long before they connected with any bible.
imnsho... :)
I've been taken behind the woodshed here many times by 'believers.'
Your mileage may vary. Closed course; professional thinkers only!
:D
In other words...I don't think trump is that smart...outside of business ideas, he is compartmentalized and cannot engage his mind.
otherwise he would of studied the constitution and had been talking more about making government smaller.
He has been part of the system we need to abolish.
That's my take, my observation over the years regarding trump.
Principled, disciplined, accountable and appreciative bible readers are the best people to trust...even if it was a pagan bicameral fear of consequences that drives them to be good and fair.
That is not the case with Ted...I have followed his career for years now.
My displeasure with "religion" is much like yours...except I always knew there was some value there but was confounded with mysticism.
That's why, as a small part of my work and perhaps the most important, is to unconfound it, demystify it and get at the quantum physical conscious truth of it.
Keep in mind that even the OT, T and the NT are still all expressed in pre-conscious (bicameral) language. That's what I learned from the work of Julian Jaynes: The breakdown of the bicameral mind.
When Trump first tossed his hat in, I concluded that his 'strange' style would be VERY appealing to what I thought was a vast majority of voters fed up with what Politicians have done to the country for scores of years.
I think I was right back then and still am.
Yes, Trump could be a Very Scary President in his own ways... I strongly disagree with some of his views on trade, economics, and religion, but I also believe that the higher risk to the US is to continue down the socialist death-spiral with Bernie OR Hillary.
Problem for me still is: I'm an Atheist, and I don't see ANY of the (R) candidates being anything less than bible-thumpers at heart. I want a Critical Thinker in the WH, not someone who turns to their preacher, minister, pastor or bible for "The Answers."
good/evil is order/disorder
We need the G to adhere to the constitution and we need a person with strict constitutional principles...we let the FG get away with too much crap.
I understand the anger but it's not the American way to do it.
https://youtu.be/eE6ica0t95Q really is a Good Clip!
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