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"Jung's idea of individuation as a process of moral evolution is profoundly spiritual. It is no longer about a perfect and distant God who looks down on humanity in its futile and sinful efforts to become good, but about a passionate and ever-evolving God whose consciousness depends solely on human consciousness. Jung was not speaking of a God 'out there,' but of the very collective unconscious being. Simply put, human self-knowledge depends on the ability to recognize God within oneself. In the ongoing process of individuation, both God and man redeem each other." This book seems to be a triumph of rationality over religious delusion. It shows us how one can understand precisely one of the meanings that fundamentalism has in our world and for humanity. It also holds up a mirror in which we can see how close our objectivist rational stance can be to the dogma of "privacio boni," or "privacio logicae," and how we can hold this position almost fundamentalistically.
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Author: Šolc Vladislav
Publication date: March 1, 2013
Manufacturer: Nakladatelství Triton s.r.o.
Genres: Non-fiction literature, Books, Esotericism and spirituality
Pages: 240
ISBN/EAN: 9788073876340