[MD] Sociability Re-examined

[John Carl]

My line of thought was triggered by Jan-Anders inquiry into the "Step Two",
Horse, and as such is not as ridiculous as you are putting forth.
In the earliest human communities, and to the American Indian, Religion in
the form of do's and don't, myth and meaning, was EVERYTHING and it guided
every step of their lives.
It takes no great leap then to call their social patterns, religious.

We who live in a more enlightened age, associate religion with superstition
and foolishness but I say that in our blanket denigration of earlier
ancestors, we are ignoring the unproven assumptions by which we live and
take on "faith".

But I see that nobody wants to engage with this idea, so I'll shut up about
it.

John


On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 5:47 PM, Horse <horse at darkstar.uk.net> wrote:

> And religion is one part of the social level not it's entirety - or are
> you as blind to that as Bo is blind to anything other than subjects and
> objects being the whole of the intellectual level? At the moment you are
> making as much sense as Bo - possibly less!
>
> Horse
>
>
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> On 23/08/2014 01:27, John Carl wrote:
>
>> Horse,
>>
>>
>>
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>> On Fri, Aug 22, 2014 at 4:40 PM, Horse <horse at darkstar.uk.net> wrote:
>>
>>  John
>>>
>>> Whether you're serious or not is irrelevant. Saying the Social level is
>>> the 'Religious Level' has as much credence as saying the Intellectual
>>> level
>>> is the 'Individual' level or consists entirely of Subjects and Objects!
>>> Belief in sky pixies or gods or god with some sort of mysterious
>>> creationist type mythology (which covers the majority of religions) is
>>> pure
>>> social level patterns.
>>> It's basically hogwash with holes in it!
>>>
>>> Horse
>>>
>>>
>>>>  I believe that's my exact point?  That "Belief in sky pixies or gods
>> or god
>> with some sort of mysterious creationist type mythology (which covers the
>> majority of religions) is pure social level patterns"
>>
>> Pure social level indeed!
>>
>> John
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