Tapsearch Com EditorHumanism on the throne of life
March 7th 2008 00:23
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A major part of the crisis of modern times is humanism. We make people more truly human by making many sub-human as they did in the Holocaust and as we do today with things like abortion and wage slave labor.
We concentrate on participation in everything which enrich us by concentrating on the inner person making the person as large as the world. The individual is supreme. It demands us to develop powers to make freedom of the individual as the instrument of conquering evil. We try to do this by de-emphazing everything that is super human even though we know by the same reasonable processes we are terminal finite beings. We are completely helpless in maturing to the super human state we call eternity by our humanism alone. In economics, we sort out things accordingly looking away when human dignity in the workday is compromised. Free trade and globalization have "commoditized" workers.
Instead of an open human nature, we do things by excluding rather than including the real destiny of our nature. We shut up in ourselves and exclude all that is not part of ourselves.
Just because any divine plan seems to be splintered in thousands of pieces, we demand development from pure reason outside the real intent of the written words of ages about the Divine. We put all this in parenthesis, while we pursue a heaven on earth that never will be.
And we use means directly contradicting the ends we seek.
Having given up on the Divine so as to be self-efficient we have lost track of our souls and who we were really meant to be. On television we watch the program "Survival" and the "Gladiators. We look in vain for ourselves in the things as they are rather than contemplate what they should be. We turn the universe upside-down trying to find ourselves and all we find are masks and behind these masks more masks until death crosses our path. We drift into an ethics of despair listening to someone like Peggy Lee and many others who followed her, sing is that all there is.
People like Nietzche could not bear the sight of the lame and rebelled against the Cross. He dreamed of a super race and turned to fiction to align human nature. In short , the modern world seeks good things in bad ways and compromises the search for authenitic human values. Philosophy has bee stagnant for centuries now while we could have been pursuing living in the resurrection and even balancing it out with the cross of suffering.
As to my advocacy for human dignity in the workday, I find we ignore the dignity of the human person so that we can all redefine who we are and where we are going. Humanism has affected the very core of what we are looking for - to direct work towards a heroic ideal of botherly love. Instead, I see the world drifting into barbarism with workers being "commoditized' into economic societies that are partitioned. Human bombs defeat high tech armies. A new slavery has taken over where the cost of labor gives wage slave labor a place where it is supposed to lift all men in an undetermined future. Practically, the Globalists Free -Traders have found a way to deny men and women their human dignity as creatures of God. This is what led me to ask the question - who said we had to compete like this in a global economic arena like gladiators of old. Is pure reason internally focused outside the Divine the cause.
The internet was proclaimed a panacea but it turns out to be a suspension bridge in the sky with nothing supporting it. It has centralized the worst in each of us full of scams and porno images. We are asked to fill in spaces with illogical statements just to get to the next page. After awhile we start thinking the same way. We mix up cause and effect in one big batch of stew. We copy and paste without editing out what we do not want to say.
Many of us find old fashion manual applications more reasonable and more efficient than the computerized ones. We feel much more honest in the process.
The above is based partly on Jacque Maritain writings and adapted to Globalism as a Trojan Horse of our times. Is it the new world order or the new world dis-order?
(the unopened) Open Letter to all Political Candidates
We concentrate on participation in everything which enrich us by concentrating on the inner person making the person as large as the world. The individual is supreme. It demands us to develop powers to make freedom of the individual as the instrument of conquering evil. We try to do this by de-emphazing everything that is super human even though we know by the same reasonable processes we are terminal finite beings. We are completely helpless in maturing to the super human state we call eternity by our humanism alone. In economics, we sort out things accordingly looking away when human dignity in the workday is compromised. Free trade and globalization have "commoditized" workers.
Instead of an open human nature, we do things by excluding rather than including the real destiny of our nature. We shut up in ourselves and exclude all that is not part of ourselves.
Just because any divine plan seems to be splintered in thousands of pieces, we demand development from pure reason outside the real intent of the written words of ages about the Divine. We put all this in parenthesis, while we pursue a heaven on earth that never will be.
And we use means directly contradicting the ends we seek.
Having given up on the Divine so as to be self-efficient we have lost track of our souls and who we were really meant to be. On television we watch the program "Survival" and the "Gladiators. We look in vain for ourselves in the things as they are rather than contemplate what they should be. We turn the universe upside-down trying to find ourselves and all we find are masks and behind these masks more masks until death crosses our path. We drift into an ethics of despair listening to someone like Peggy Lee and many others who followed her, sing is that all there is.
People like Nietzche could not bear the sight of the lame and rebelled against the Cross. He dreamed of a super race and turned to fiction to align human nature. In short , the modern world seeks good things in bad ways and compromises the search for authenitic human values. Philosophy has bee stagnant for centuries now while we could have been pursuing living in the resurrection and even balancing it out with the cross of suffering.
As to my advocacy for human dignity in the workday, I find we ignore the dignity of the human person so that we can all redefine who we are and where we are going. Humanism has affected the very core of what we are looking for - to direct work towards a heroic ideal of botherly love. Instead, I see the world drifting into barbarism with workers being "commoditized' into economic societies that are partitioned. Human bombs defeat high tech armies. A new slavery has taken over where the cost of labor gives wage slave labor a place where it is supposed to lift all men in an undetermined future. Practically, the Globalists Free -Traders have found a way to deny men and women their human dignity as creatures of God. This is what led me to ask the question - who said we had to compete like this in a global economic arena like gladiators of old. Is pure reason internally focused outside the Divine the cause.
The internet was proclaimed a panacea but it turns out to be a suspension bridge in the sky with nothing supporting it. It has centralized the worst in each of us full of scams and porno images. We are asked to fill in spaces with illogical statements just to get to the next page. After awhile we start thinking the same way. We mix up cause and effect in one big batch of stew. We copy and paste without editing out what we do not want to say.
Many of us find old fashion manual applications more reasonable and more efficient than the computerized ones. We feel much more honest in the process.
The above is based partly on Jacque Maritain writings and adapted to Globalism as a Trojan Horse of our times. Is it the new world order or the new world dis-order?
(the unopened) Open Letter to all Political Candidates
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