"The problem that keeps churning and churning in my
mind is, How can I ever instil enough love and warmth
and sunshine into those bleak little lives? And I am not
sure that the doctor's science will accomplish that."
'Dear Enemy' Jean Webster 1915
Since
keeping faith in Someone who is rarely physically present is hard, it's understandable that many people discard religion.
But having
nothing to believe in, no greater power to trust, is just as
hard. Not rarely is a more secure, calculable replacement sought to
fill in the gap. Something reliable to lean on.
While
studying biology I saw it happen often enough. Some of those smart
students tried to convince me to side with them. Claiming that the
impossibility, and superfluity of God is proven by Science and Technology.
I
made the drawing below in the period when I discovered that some
people actually substitute religion by having faith in science and
technology. I made the drawing to express my sense of shock.
Little
did I know that 21 years later, the writing of the previous post
-Forgiveness, the daughter of Love- would make the drawing
significant again, and bring back to my memory someone I met during my
very very short career as aspirant psychiatric nurse.
All
this because I took a peek at the ideas, the axioma's, behind
Scientology.
It'll be the subject of my next post...
... initiated by the
conclusion that Forgiveness is the daughter of Love.
The Western Culture considers itself better than
primitive cultures
with animal and human sacrifices
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