Win "Power Of the Myth" By Joseph Campbell

Contest Ends OCT 1 2009

I think one of the problems today is that society has moved into a multicultural relationship that renders archaic these culture-bounded mythological systems - like the Christian, the Jewish, the Hindu.
Joseph Campbell




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[MpowerdAPE]

@cstlljoey7 "more over we believe humanity is generate not born in evil...bla bla commies bla bla jews bla bla muslims bla bla bla" i have but one question... what obscure christian "sect" is... "we"....? are you beginning to understand the problem... ???

[cstlljoey7]

I'm tired of stepping on these supposed egg shells with the commies,and with religion.I think the that Jesus was just here to check in with some honesty,and mystery in his own right,and that the tradition was kept alive by the church so nobody else could bury it,but that he was not ultimately here to impose religious rule on everybody.And if he was then I have to depart from his views right there or we need another country for Christians proper.

[cstlljoey7]

What is wrong with tolerance for religious diversity?Just because communists think it's clever to under mind to the moral centrality of the christian voting base by using comparative mythology as a weapon does not mean it will work or that there is no value in it spiritually.We have religious freedom here,and the excercise of that religious freedom is essential to keeping it.More over we believe humanity is generate not born in evil,like Commies and ,some so called Christians,Jews,and Muslims.

[kokesanusa]

Hey, you are a nice guy. Thanks!

[politicalaficionado]

I just picked up the book myself. I'll let you know what I think.

[Aspartame69]

First of all you say that i can only be sincere if i dont read books, but have a true voyage into my inner psyche...

Now you are telling me that i have to read the books of two blokes who have no more understanding of the reality of things than you or i, and probably far less understanding than any leading neuroscientist to be sincere.

You have persisted in derailing this conversation that 1) was nothing to do with you and 2)had nothing to do with what you are talking about...

[keytoothed]

Do you know who Wolfgang Pauli was? David Bohm? Pauli worked directly with Jung, and Bohm's conception of a holographic universe (in which everything is a fractal subset of every other set), dovetails perfectly with Jung's conception of an implicate order, a universe of acausal interconnectedness, expressed at times by synchronicity. Jung was very empirical! If you were truly sincere, I'd love to dialog with you about this, but you're not. So, there's no need. Peace, K.

[keytoothed]

I was just making a joke, which is sometimes hard to communicate in text comments. Wayman's channel has to do with comparative mythology (religion), and, more often than not, the works of Joseph Campbell and CG Jung.