If God is not there, all will is mine and I am forced to assert my free will… I am forced to shoot myself, because the fullest expression of my free will is to kill myself.
I have read Steiner and I listen to Rev. Gary Davis. I prefer Berdyaev to Steiner simply because Steiner falls victim to his need to make spiritual thought scientific and his thought that man is not the pinnacle of creation but rather another passing phenomenon for another species that is to come. Not much anthro in his sophy.
Anthroposophy shows a way forward. Here was an interesting lecture I viewed tonight. Certainly this juncture of artificial intelligence arising reframes the question of the "death of God." If you can stick with the length, many questions are answered about man and his life/soul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUTSgcY4gE0
For me, 'God' is simply trees and plants and soil and water. If and when there are no more of those, then this God you speak of would be dead to me. I wonder what evidence of death of 'God' Nietzsche used. Probably war, eh?
I have read Steiner and I listen to Rev. Gary Davis. I prefer Berdyaev to Steiner simply because Steiner falls victim to his need to make spiritual thought scientific and his thought that man is not the pinnacle of creation but rather another passing phenomenon for another species that is to come. Not much anthro in his sophy.
Hypocrisy was enough. European man was less than pagan
The original "Death Don't Have No Mercy in this Land" by Rev. Gary Davis. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TGNcDLFqLUk
Anthroposophy shows a way forward. Here was an interesting lecture I viewed tonight. Certainly this juncture of artificial intelligence arising reframes the question of the "death of God." If you can stick with the length, many questions are answered about man and his life/soul. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rUTSgcY4gE0
For me, 'God' is simply trees and plants and soil and water. If and when there are no more of those, then this God you speak of would be dead to me. I wonder what evidence of death of 'God' Nietzsche used. Probably war, eh?