UFOs: The final nexus between religion and science

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As our telescopes and microscopes over the decades have again and again given the lie to the materialistic Darwinist and Uniformatarianists worldview…it has left a ginormous and ever expanding vacuum…and of course the world hates ginormous and ever expanding vacuums…so a new and improved weltanschauung is needed…

I think this article may just sum it up nicely:

Highly recommended (not that I would agree with all her viewpoint):

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Whether we like it or not…man is a creature that worships…whether it’s the latest mathematical formula or algorithm on the scientists chalkboard that will finally reverse the curse and give mankind immortality via the Singularity…or some new metaphysical religious faith invented and implanted in the global hive mind creating a new zeitgeist…as the famous bard so elegantly put it…

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I absolutely think Pasulka’s basic hypothesis is spot on…there is a new religion forming before our eyes…one that will replace the demonstrably proven false “religion” that was the strictly naturalistic/materialistic Scientism of yesteryear…on that that more fully and out rightly marries the religious and the scientific…one that marries the spiritual and the technological…on that marries the metaphysical with the physical…

But is it a marriage made in heaven is the question…

As the world’s thinkers and researchers steadily embrace and formulate this new religious weltanschauung perhaps a word of caution from some other…perhaps more introspective and sober ”smart people”…one’s who know a thing or two about this strange and budding phenomenon and who give a caution that these “craft” and the “beings” who man them are actually nothing new and give strong evidence to a connection with other long-held religious beliefs…an aggressive phenomenon that’s malevolent and deceptive…

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So God will cause them to be greatly deceived, and they will believe these lies. 2 Thessalonians 2:11

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“Whether we like it or not…man is a creature that worships…”
‘Man’ would rather follow than lead, with a few exceptions. There’s nothing wrong with ‘putting your best foot forward’ and tripping over it, then getting up and ‘try, try, again’. Many see this as failure and are embarrassed by it.

#3

… in connection one should check out what Jeffrey Kripal and friends at Rice University are up to these days.

#4

I’m sloshing my way through this book on changing images of man to adapt to the post Industrial era. Their idea includes welding the humanities and science together, including the esoteric, to enable a “rising consciousness”. Ummmm….sound familiar?

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#5

Wonder why we’re seeing and reading weird images about mankind? Good synopsis of the book I’m reading…

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As the dejected materialist recalibrates his instruments to come to terms with metaphysical realities but continually comes up short as his questions echo back from within and without this is where the danger lies…receiving “inputs” from unknown and unverified “sources” which promise assistance and knowledge…this is what Keel, Vallee cautioned against…from the Esalen Institute to the Burning Man to Peruvian ayahuasca trips…from a new form of consciousness to Tick Tacs to machine elves…it seems telling that this new emerging zeitgeist is manifesting in very pagan ways and garb and looks quite similar to those happenings at Delphi so long ago…it’s back to the future yet again…

History merely repeats itself. It has all been done before. Nothing under the sun is truly new. Ecclesiastes 1:9

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“I’ve done this, now what…I’ve done this now what, and on and on it goes.

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#8

… one proposed answer to the question you pose Bill is given in the novel Siddhartha by Hermann Hesse. I know, I know … “Vy iz it alvays the German novelists?” :slight_smile: I would suggest that one read this for themselves and not pay attention to the received understanding / interpretation of the experiences of Siddhartha. Companions to Hesse’s work would be “Self-Deception” and “The Self in Transformation: Psychoanalysis, Philosophy and the Life of the Spirit” … both by Herbert Fingarette.

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#9

As Mr. Mystery Man correctly says…the real concern is that the seeker actually gets a reply back as his questions reverberate into the void both within and without…the supposed “high priest” appears to share the concerns of Keel and Vallee…and like Pythia upon her enchanted chair…the alchemists only think they control the alchemy…the “tricksters” are only too happy to oblige in carrying on this age-old fiction only now in a high-tech wrapping…

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#10

“Done” found them used on Thrift Books…have you come across this guy? His idea of how the state evolved over time is interesting…another German🧐
https://www.jstor.org/stable/2144301

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#11

… absolutely … all of Cassirer’s work is worth grabbing. … also in connection see selected works of Sir Ernest Barker particularly “The Development of Public Services in Western Europe 1660-1930” (1944). Enjoy! :slight_smile:

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#12

this second picture is nice too, but please tell me, what is flowing from under the lady?

#13

She was known to sit above an opening of some sort in the earth from where “vapors” and/or “spirits” arose to possess and speak an oracle through her…

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oh, just read through, i missed that one. i mean Pythia. but alltogethet it’s a bit ‘romantic’ depiction…
it was never a good place to sit where something flows under. all the geomants would freak out for sure.

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#15

sometimes Elon catches the flow. this brainchippin’ idea is terrible, but there r some good pulls and punches from him too.

#16

So true…like this one…but we all of course wonder sometimes if he throws in a few good ones just to keep us off his real track…like why hire a WEF queen bee to run Twitter…one step forward, two steps back…time will tell, but I’m very skeptical…

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u have to keep your friends close, and your enemies even closer.
that’s why i never filed a divorce. :wink:

#18

btw this Dylan guy was never my favourite. not in his young years for sure. something was in him that repulsed me. this picture in this topic for sure. looks like he is biting for something bigger than his mouth. i know it’s subjective, but.

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#19

Agreed…was never a fan…just love the truth behind that particular rift…like most of those promoted in the summer of love era…a healthy dose of skepticism is advised…