Thats easy!
The new book, The Gospel Writers at: http://www.thegospelwriters.com/ proves
it.
What you will learn here is that there are no ghosts, gods, spooks, or
spirits, regardless of the elaborate rituals attached to these Homo sapien
exclusive concepts, except as a series of adaptation strategies throughout
the history of our species. In other words, there is only one way to prove
to you that a god does not exist; and that is to prove to you why one does.
There is also an important medical reason for going through detoxification
from Old Testament using religions (those that sprang from Judaism). Many
practicing members of these religions suffer from a "compulsive helping
behavior," recognized by the medical community as "Codependency." Those that
suffer from this behavioral disorder find themselves focused in an unhealthy
way on the "fixing" of others. It is easier to try and "fix" someone else
than it is to "fix" themselves. Fixing themselves requires taking an
in-depth look at the world, its people, and its conflicts, and retraining
ones intellectual (cognitive) and emotional self to respond to these
environmental conditions in a different and healthier way. Under what they
believe to be helpful, Codependents are compelled to "fix" people, groups,
and even other nations; which can cause the ones being fixed to feel like
they are being judged as somehow being defective. Most people do not like to
feel that they are being judged as defective or wrong. They get angry (from
feeling hurt) and even retaliate in response to someone trying to "fix"
them. Codependents feel that they will be OK (and even safe) as long as
other people, groups, and nations, are OK; and they feel uncomfortable (or
not OK) when they have intellectually interpreted (correctly or incorrectly)
and/or emotionally perceived (correctly or incorrectly) that others are not
OK (uncomfortable, suffering, depressed, angry, jealous, grieving, and other
emotions originally mislabeled as negative feelings). The paradoxical part
of this behavioral disorder is that it is usually driven by a combination of
perceived loneliness, fear, guilt, non-acceptance, and the desire for
friends, yet the behavior creates and perpetuates its own loneliness, fear,
guilt, and non-acceptance, especially in social situations outside of a
Codependent's religious (church or temple) family. We will also find out
later on that "Codependency" is a valuable "Worker Bee" behavior encouraged
by the Ruling Class.
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