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I just skimmed the topic and I´ll post my comment there.
Yes. We all live on the same Earth; in the same Solar System; in the same Milky Way galaxy and in the same local part of the observable Universe. These common cosmological conditions contains and provides the collective archetypes from which we all origin. This is our direct communication with the creation such.
IMO this is where the general Jungian approach lacks a broader definition of "collective archetypes". We are all a part of the creative powers in the creation as such, and to me it is logical to include cosmic influences and images from this creation.
What do you mean here? Don´t you count on the Jungian dream interpretation, or what?
I don´t quite agree in this. IMO Dreams are communication on several levels, but they all mean something - although it sometimes can be hard to interpret and put into the correct context.I thing that Jung's archetypes are likely the root metaphors uncovered by embodied cognition. They are collective to the extent that the root metaphors common to all languages are shared and grounded in our species common experience of the world. The creativity of dreams which is the ground of myth and story and poetry is all about metaphor.
I would take this with a grain of salt. Some "scientific/cosmological laws" are not fully understood, which have resulted several theories of creation/formation. Some observations frequently contradicts the scientific predictability, so nothing is carved in stones.Also scientific laws are rational principles based on repeatable observation of an assumed closed system which can be practically achieved in certain areas of study. The systemic nature of reality prevents the possibility of a perfectly closed subsystem amenible to perfect control and predictability. The laws uncovered by science mature as they reveal how they define and contain each other in an inter-dependent web of relationship. This fundamental interdependency indicates the evolutionary nature of the cosmos at every level.
Agreed. This is just what I was talking of above.This is because as differing layers of physical reality the cosmos and the psyche are both systemically bound, inter-dependent energetic systems. Their direct interconnection through the brain and human language merely re-expresses this mutual truth.
Agreed, and so do I in my studies of Mythology and Cosmology.I have worked out a bit of the embodied root metaphor of depth perception and reasoned our that using two different ways of knowing (let's say science and faith) allows one to get a deeper view of ones reality than one could achieve with either way of knowing alone. It's like using your thinking AND feeling together although their separate perspectives are incongruous. Our brains do this with the sensory input from our two eyes and derive depth of field as a result.
And what kind of creative and archetypic forces are making and driving the genes and the very DNA since this is indeed very common for all life, human or animal?
I don´t agree in this. Already before and under a conception and pregnancy, the collective archetypes are functioning. I still mean that the Jungian "collective archetypes" have to be extended "far out in the cosmos" so to speak.
Beyond the archetypes of natural human instinct, are deeper layers of archetypes connected to relationship. Even deeper down are layers of archetypes connected to meaning. The archetypes of relationship are based on how things relate to each other. This firmware is grounded on the basic family unit; mother, father, child, siblings, etc., and extrapolates in terms of how humans relate within culture; king, queen and subjects. It goes even beyond, in how we relate to the gods, earth and universe. Your intuitions come from this firmware. This firmware will lend intuitive elements for its development, driving the conscious mind toward the nutrient resources; data, needed for its continued growth. This is healthy.
The archetypes of meaning; symbolized by the wise old man, is based on the 2-D and/or 3-D logic that goes beyond the subjectivity associated with the archetypes of relationships. For example, PC language censor is connected to how we relate to each other. The goal is to structure language so we do not offend each other so we can relate in a more positive fashion. However, this is not relational in the sense that the range of censorship appears to be political and one sided. One can still offend the religious. This cherry picking of data can impact other firmware. The firmware of meaning looks for the larger rational and spatial commonality that goes beyond niche relationships.
In Christian tradition, Jesus tells us to relate to each other via love. Love is 3-D and creates spatial relationships that can extend beyond the immediate family to culture all the way to the human family. The Holy Spirit or the Spirit of truth is analogous to the firmware of meaning. Faith in the intuitions coming from these firmware seeds help lead us, so we can develop this firmware. However, it can cause one to come in conflict with niche thinking associated with the firmware of relationship; cultural specialty, since meaning is more universal. That time in history was a transition as the deepest level firmware becomes more collectively conscious. The old ways to relate become questioned.
The firmware are not static, but rather are a dynamic system.
How did you find out about it
Not an argument. It is an attack.There is no "debate". It is a lot like
speaking of the debate with flat earthers,
who are simply being ridiculous.
It is written as history. Genealogies, for example are historical claims. In Luke three, both Noah and Adam depicted as historical. It goes from Adam to God. Adam depicted as the son of God. No animal intermediaries. No animal lineage in Scripture. Those are the facts. Critics are entitled to their opinions, (ignorance, dishonesty, superstition) not their facts. They have multiple compiled accounts for the existence of Adam. Including Jesus who carries a lot of weight with Christians. If you do have a problem with that historical claim then what about the current claim about a human/ape common ancestor mystery nonhuman creature? Do tell, where is all the empirical evidence for that?The core issue, you have those who through
ignorance or intellectual dishonesty
bitterly cling to ancient superstition.
What? Guess Plato and Aristotle does not make the cut.And on the other, you've anything past the 18th
century, intellectually or scientifically.
Not an argument. It is an attack.
It is written as history. Genealogies, for example are historical claims. In Luke three, both Noah and Adam depicted as historical. It goes from Adam to God. Adam depicted as the son of God. No animal intermediaries. No animal lineage in Scripture. Those are the facts. Critics are entitled to their opinions, (ignorance, dishonesty, superstition) not their facts. They have multiple compiled accounts for the existence of Adam. Including Jesus who carries a lot of weight with Christians. If you do have a problem with that historical claim then what about the current claim about a human/ape common ancestor mystery nonhuman creature? Do tell, where is all the empirical evidence for that?
What? Guess Plato and Aristotle does not make the cut.
Well you did not answer anything. How hard is that? Do u think you would pass in a classroom with that kind of hand wave which does not address not one thing? No you would not. Do u, for example, know the difference between a personal attack and a logic argument? I am just trying to keep in on the issues here and avoid the hitting below the belt. And i will vote.Whatevs, guy, you want to believe faity tales, it is your
prob. You are clearly beyond the reach of any actual
debate. Good luck, and plesse dont vote.
Well you did not answer anything. How hard is that? Do u think you would pass in a classroom with that kind of hand wave which does not address not one thing? No you would not. Do u, for example, know the difference between a personal attack and a logic argument? I am just trying to keep in on the issues here and avoid the hitting below the belt. And i will vote.
Not an argument. It is an attack.
It is written as history. Genealogies, for example are historical claims. In Luke three, both Noah and Adam depicted as historical. It goes from Adam to God. Adam depicted as the son of God. No animal intermediaries. No animal lineage in Scripture. Those are the facts. Critics are entitled to their opinions, (ignorance, dishonesty, superstition) not their facts. They have multiple compiled accounts for the existence of Adam. Including Jesus who carries a lot of weight with Christians. If you do have a problem with that historical claim then what about the current claim about a human/ape common ancestor mystery nonhuman creature? Do tell, where is all the empirical evidence for that?
What? Guess Plato and Aristotle does not make the cut.
Never read it. It does not invalidate the historical claims of the ancients. Take Moses for example. These are some of the sources. They are all facts attesting to the physical existence of Moses. You can have your opinion, not your facts. Quotethe book of mormon was also written as history.
Fossils do not come with lineage attached. They are evidence of bones, remains. That is it. Everything else is ginned up after the fact. They are spinning a story. It is voodoo not science. Certainly not exacting types which get us to the moon. So when you throw around words like science, then the distinction needs to be made and not conflated to add credence to mystery stories.I fyou were actually interested in the fossil history of
humans you'd not ask about it here, nor would you go
to some creosite for their fakery.
When I see this sort of thing from creationists, I always go to one issue that maybe you can address.....how do you account for the fact that the vast majority of paleontologists across the world have a view of the data and their profession that is 180 degrees from yours? If you really believe the above, do you also believe paleontologists are really bad at their jobs? Are they just dumb? Are they part of the longest-running and largest conspiracy in the history of science? Are they under some sort of magic spell?Fossils do not come with lineage attached. They are evidence of bones, remains. That is it. Everything else is ginned up after the fact. They are spinning a story. It is voodoo not science. Certainly not exacting types which get us to the moon. So when you throw around words like science, then the distinction needs to be made and not conflated to add credence to mystery stories.
Bandwagon appeals unscientific. The longest running conspiracy is probably bleeding people as a medical treatment. That was also bandwagon appeals and went on for hundreds of yrs. If you wisk to converse then can the insults. If you can't do that then eventually you will be on ignore. That is all.When I see this sort of thing from creationists, I always go to one issue that maybe you can address.....how do you account for the fact that the vast majority of paleontologists across the world have a view of the data and their profession that is 180 degrees from yours? If you really believe the above, do you also believe paleontologists are really bad at their jobs? Are they just dumb? Are they part of the longest-running and largest conspiracy in the history of science? Are they under some sort of magic spell?
Never read it. It does not invalidate the historical claims of the ancients. Take Moses for example. These are some of the sources. They are all facts attesting to the physical existence of Moses. You can have your opinion, not your facts. Quote
Fossils do not come with lineage attached. They are evidence of bones, remains. That is it. Everything else is ginned up after the fact. They are spinning a story. It is voodoo not science. Certainly not exacting types which get us to the moon. So when you throw around words like science, then the distinction needs to be made and not conflated to add credence to mystery stories.
Never read it. It does not invalidate the historical claims of the ancients. Take Moses for example. These are some of the sources. They are all facts attesting to the physical existence of Moses. You can have your opinion, not your facts. Quote
Fossils do not come with lineage attached. They are evidence of bones, remains. That is it. Everything else is ginned up after the fact. They are spinning a story. It is voodoo not science. Certainly not exacting types which get us to the moon. So when you throw around words like science, then the distinction needs to be made and not conflated to add credence to mystery stories.
No, you misunderstand. I did not argue for the validity of anything, let alone do so by appealing to any sort of majority view. I simply inquired about how you account for the consensus viewpoint among paleontologists.Bandwagon appeals unscientific.
There was no insult in my post. Again, I am simply inquiring as to how you account for the consensus view among paleontologists. Let's try again....The longest running conspiracy is probably bleeding people as a medical treatment. That was also bandwagon appeals and went on for hundreds of yrs. If you wisk to converse then can the insults. If you can't do that then eventually you will be on ignore. That is all.
Not an argument. It is an attack.
It is written as history. Genealogies, for example are historical claims. In Luke three, both Noah and Adam depicted as historical. It goes from Adam to God. Adam depicted as the son of God. No animal intermediaries. No animal lineage in Scripture. Those are the facts. Critics are entitled to their opinions, (ignorance, dishonesty, superstition) not their facts. They have multiple compiled accounts for the existence of Adam. Including Jesus who carries a lot of weight with Christians. If you do have a problem with that historical claim then what about the current claim about a human/ape common ancestor mystery nonhuman creature? Do tell, where is all the empirical evidence for that?
What? Guess Plato and Aristotle does not make the cut.
Bandwagon appeals unscientific. The longest running conspiracy is probably bleeding people as a medical treatment. That was also bandwagon appeals and went on for hundreds of yrs. If you wisk to converse then can the insults. If you can't do that then eventually you will be on ignore. That is all.
No, Why believe you? Over Jesus or Paul or any of the number of ancients who dipicted these events as historical? This is all evidence. Facts. The accounts say otherwise. In the meantime produce empirical for the common ancestor mystery creature.