The Solution?: Scientific Pantheism 2- Basic Tenets

The Solution?: Scientific Pantheism - Basic Tenets

The information narrated in this movie is taken, with a little natural editing and paraphrasing, from the website of the World Pantheism Movement, and the fine writings of all their wonderful scholars and authors, reference:
http://www.pantheism.net.

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[raccoonlord]

Oh come on.

Fucking hell.

All this "real" shit is, hsut u-fijjfb

NO! God. That's my response to the universe, and feeling overwhelmed, and afraid. You don't dislodge that from the masses, so they don't listen. You're only going to get people who already listen to you to... continue to listen to you. Not... DOING ANYHTINGM;GDV

So, fuck your belief, because it's too dumb to ignore itself long enough to grow.

[windham666]

go tell it to spinoza, laozi and the stoics, homer.

[commonberus1]

@windham666 If God is nature what about the bad things in nature like wasp grubs eating creatures alive ect. ect. ect.?

[windham666]

@commonberus1 my question back to you is, does the wasp think that its eating is bad? or is good and bad, itself, something human you have painted onto the world?

[SoberInsanity]

And since we are part of the universe, and god is the universe, then god can only think to the extent we think. We are the mind of god.

[tburke64]

We are all one, rocks, flowers, bugs and people. God is the electromagnetism that holds the atom and the universe together, and we all tap into the same pool of energy. God is not a he. It is the force. How simple is that? Ya gotta love it!

[xknowledgeisfreex]

Where do you draw the line between nature and non-nature? There is no super-natural, but do you believe there is anything non-natural, when we are ourselves part of nature? Human civilization is just as natural as an ant colony. So i don't get why some things should deserve more reverence and be protected, just because they are less civilized.

[Tetzukai]

And to think that religious people believe in a fable, it's even worse how someone find a benevolence-like or imply such in an existence where there's rarely any of it, regardless of a dumb illusion in our head. That's even worse and more obvious to that of a creator and it's cruelty. Nature is a real horror movie nothing more.

[Tetzukai]

To bad the subjective appreciations of it as if it is beautiful is rather retarded. Reverence to the horrible things that consumption, reproduction, sadism, and addiction and it's vast amounts of negatives... yeah, that's something that everyone of a sentience mind should love.

[abyssalanguish]

@commonberus1 the balance of chaos and order is what makes the universe what it is. negative and positive, peaceful and violent....it's all part of the inifinite cycle of life and death in a constant state of transformation in motion.

[lastannahme]

This video would be great - IF it would not be for that patheic intro and that stupid deranged voice! Why do you disguise your voice? Why can't you say what you háve to say in a normal voice ( ...and it makes perfect sense to me! Really!) It just makes the whole theory look like traumatainment nonsense!

[Lionsherb]

Great video...I maintain a Natural-Levity and keep a strong Oneness with Natures Joy and the Resources it Provides us with as-Well. I don't consider myself pantheist(but I have an overstanding of the levity and I Give Great Ras-Pects) I have a question... do pantheist eat flesh, skin and bones or drink animals milk and blood? Yet, I have Ras-Pect to all who make certain choices.

[beyonddeadstudio]

@commonberus1

polarity is necessary to have pleasant experiences. If there was no such thing as cold, how could we feel hot? If everything was good all the time, what would make it so special? A perfect world would be the perfect hell.

[amoreena42]

I love this video, but I'd like to point out that not all Pantheists need to be ritualistic or to perform ceremonies similar to Pagans the way you discuss at 5:50.

Right? This isn't some organized religion where we need to emphasize performing certain ritual acts. That's part of the beauty of it. We can be celebratory in very the way we live.