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Why the Fuck am I Doing This? – Addendum, Pt. 2
“…It is true, church membership today is higher than ever before, books on religion become best sellers, and more people speak of God than ever before. Yet this kind of religious profession only covers up a profoundly materialistic and irreligious … Continue reading
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Tagged awakened, belief, books, Christianity, church, doctrine, Erich Fromm, father, Freud, God, groupthink, heaven, jesus, Nietzsche, objectivity, religion, Tao, Zen
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