Rational Spirituality
Francois Tremblay
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Collectivism in our daily thinking is just as prejudicial as collectivism in politics.
People who are part of minority attributes (such as "black", "homosexual" or "atheist") tend to lose themselves in those attributes. This is a sign of unintegrated thinking.
Consumerism as a spiritual good
We should blame the religions of the world for making material needs subservient to spiritual needs.
Death from a rational perspective (II)
In this second part, I discuss death from a spiritual perspective.
Death from a rational perspective (I)
In the first part, I examine the beliefs in the afterlife and reincarnation, and find them both severely contradictory.
Foundation series : Enlightened morality (II)
In the second half of this article on the fundamentals of morality, I examine two complex spiritual issues.
Foundation series : Enlightened morality (I)
In this first part, I discuss what morality means in a rational context, and examine two spiritual issues.
The Individual and the Collective
Between myopic categorizations of the individual and the collective lies the dynamic nature of Existence.
The demand for an inherent meaning is a religious delusion.
In this second part, I examine the concrete means we can use to live rationally with our emotions.