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Fundamentalist Christians and its Wrong Approach to Spiritual Teachings (02):

Esoteric Agenda a Fundamentalist Rhetoric:

Spiritualty Sceptic; Spiritualty Rational: Aside from atheists’ annoying detachment from God, Atheists and Christians have one thing in common: both believe, as Allan Watts puts it that the world is an ‘artefact’ of nature; how the artefact came into being is another matter. In previous essays, I outlined that rationality breed’s atheism. However, rationalism and scepticism are not bad things.

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Fundamentalist Christians and its Wrong Approach to Spiritual Teachings (01):

Esoteric Agenda a Fundamentalist Rhetoric:

Mystery Religion: I was once asked a question, “Do you believe in Christ?” and I replied, “Yes,” but I don’t believe in the Catholic Church. His face appeared perplexed. He looked confused about my approach, and a question would probably instil him. How can anyone believe in Christ and not the Church? If one examines the propensity for truth in themselves, a thought might formulate in the mind that questions the current notion of the Church Institution.

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Rationality Breeds Atheism (03):

Part Three:  A Post New-Atheism World, and the Dangers of the New-Fundamentalist Christian:  The extreme religious right that stems from the Evangelical Southern Baptist Christian groups has the literal viewpoint of what Satan is and that he is responsible for everything wrong in the world. In Gnosticism, one speaks of the Demiurge (the architect of creation, a god, but not the True God), also known as the evil mind, aka Jehovah. Some have concluded that Satan can also represent the Demiurge. The summation of both these representations is valid. However, do not impose ‘Lucifer’ as ‘Satan’ because there is a clear distinction.

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Rationality Breeds Atheism (02):

Part two: Atheism, a Collective Push to Detach You from Yourself. (Updated from 30th September 2015). Atheism is a collective push to detach you from yourself, your Universe, and your notion of God. In the previous essay, I outlined a group of people who lacked faith in God. Through their random interviews, for some people, the word god is still a misrepresentation of what God may be. Atheists who bind themselves with science are portrayed as a group of intelligent people. However, we can’t differentiate between the mystery of the Universe, actual events and dogmas. And so become dogmatic in themselves and, at the same time, convince the people who follow them to be dogmatic as well.

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Rationality Breeds Atheism (01):

Part One: An Examination of Steven Hawking. (Updated from 27th September 2015) You will find that most knowledgeable people are rationalists, people we listened to with high standards. On the other hand, physicists, Scientists, and Philosophers speak in ways that seem intelligent; they can formulate fancy math and formulas that sound very convincing.

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