Preserving the Fractal Structure of Society That Holds Us Together | James Lindsay & Jonathan Pageau
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One single thing that binds reality together: -- Money -- . That's it, that's the American answer to this question.
Being content to be exclusively online is Gnosticism. There is no substitute for being in shared physical, dirty, wonderful space.
James is having a spiritual moment in this conversation. Oh my goodness, preach it Jonathan!
Spiritual moments/experiences….. are they helpful or are they an impediment to true enlightenment because it appears to me to be a form of dualism.
@@carissavisscher9648 not sure but James appeared flustered, caught off balance. He seemed to realise that he might need to reconsider his beliefs. Just struck me, that's all, I really know nothing.
Benjamin's reaction to it was almost better than the moment itself 😆
Seeing these three guys together is just so cool!
One thing that came to mind about zoom calls from this video is that if we said a prayer of some kind, a ritual if you will, to start the call similar to how everybody says “bye” or “thank you” at the end of a call then it could become more of a higher fractal experience.
I appreciate the humility from Lindsay
Comment, made at 8.37. We are a diverse bunch, in many ways, thank God, for we need to be thus to function as a society. If we focus on the same point, which I believe we should, we are all looking at it from a different place, so we are looking in somewhat different directions, yet, nevertheless, towards the same point.
The fact that y’all are “late to the game” (in one sense) while simultaneously being so far ahead of the game is mind boggling.
On the folkish nationalism stuff... I highly doubt people back in the day would feel so nervous or afraid talking about race or ethnic heritage... I mean, God created the nations; we dont exist as "humans" God did not intend for us to live like that... he orderd us through nation-hood and heritage.
So race/ ethicity/ tribe/ family/ folk/ clan etc. is not arbitrary, and group interests exist. The point you made about putting the "ethnic identety" above a persons name is an important one though... nation-hood has its place and it should not be allconsuming.
Although, it is interesting how people in the old testament very often gets introduced by their heritage and bloodline. :)
Greetings from Norway! God bless! :)
I would attend and seek conversion if only there was an Orthodox Church anywhere near...BUT THERE ISNT!!
That does make it difficult. Where are you?
Time to move ❤😊
i have the same issue but i cant give up on catholicism just yet, i've been thinking that if i wasn't born into an orthodox society maybe it wasn't meant to be, maybe catholicism(or the church that's closest to you) is the way to go. hope i make sense
Same here. For me, I know that my desire to be in the church is significant enough that I need to move my family of 7 closer to an Orthodox parish. That is a difficult endeavor but I pray about it constantly, work slowly but surely towards that financial goal, I believe God will help to make it happen, and in the meantime I continue to study and learn more about the Orthodox faith and I participate in my parent's Catholic parish and occasionally in the protestant church of my in-laws. Even though those two churches do not hold the fullness of the faith as I believe the Orthodox church does, they are still places of community and worship with people that deeply love Christ. I pray your life circumstances lead you to finding a Orthodox parish home for yourself eventually as well.
Yeah in America the geography has always been a problem for church in general. In times past there were traveling, "circuit" ministers, priests, and preachers that would go from homestead to homestead over huge areas to administer communion. Not that different today except we have more churches but not necessarily good ones, still spread over rural areas. I have no Orthodox church either.
Aroz
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This was really interesting.
People always claim that saying the Bible is true because of what it says is tautological…. But not orienting yourself toward.. yourself?
Where are those orthodox churches, I am in Québec (where Jonathan is) and I don’t find much around, it’s all catholic.
_Manna_ by Marshall Brain
What did Johnathan mention about Metaknight or mana knight. Does anyone know this reference? at 10:58
I think he said looking at the Mennonites, their way of community organizing.
"you're not wrong" (but not right)
"I don't disagree with you" (but don't agree, either)
youre not wrong doesnt necessarily imply youre not right, it intentionally leaves it open
@@Derek_Christopher - it could also mean “I don’t disagree with you” lol. If you want to add more meaning, often times it has to do with the person not having thought much about it but noting they do not disagree with the other person. That is all.
Can someone tell the guy, folkish thought I’d called a language. I mean where the hell do you think language comes from if not folkish thought and identity? Only people who are paid by Jews gives these talking points. I hear nobody in my life saying anything like this
Lindsay's a complete weasel, no matter how reasonable he appears in this chat.
I'm curious about your position. Can you tell me more? Thanks.
@@rainking50 can you be more vague than this?
@@marcuscrassus5229 what's vague? OP called Lindsay a weasel. I'd like to hear more about why they think that.
@@rainking50 it's not something I could sum up in a comment, because it stems from core axioms; what one thinks of liberalism, modernity, secularism etc.
The Distributist made a livestream a while ago, titled '"Mainstreaming, and the Mind of the Man-Child" - FGP #35' where he discusses Lindsay. I agree with most of his analysis.
Hehehe
Peterson cult.