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There are 10 posts tagged society (this is page 2 of 2).

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Idealist or realist? On religion

Religious, metaphysical, and ethical beliefs are greatly influenced by whether a person is predominantly an idealist or a realist.

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in Skepticism & Post-Faith | 1,282 Words

Abandoning Family for a Guru

When I discovered meditation at the age of nineteen, I was overjoyed, and felt that my life’s purpose had been found.

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in Guru Ploys | 604 Words

Souls, Selves, and Afterlife Contradictions

More powerful than beliefs in Gods, our notions of the afterlife shape our self-consciousness.

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in Mystical Experiences | 709 Words

Life After Death: A History of the Afterlife in Western Religion

Afterlife notions are mirrors of our cultural and social needs Our notions of heaven and the afterlife reflect what is valued in our Western culture–today it’s eternal youth, reunion with loved ones, and spiritual prowess.

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in Mystical Experiences, Reviews: Books and Stuff | 1,059 Words

Can Societies Survive Without Religion?

Historian-science writer, Nicholas Wade, in The Faith Instinct: How Religion Evolved and Why It Endures(2009) argues that no society could have existed without religion.

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in Reviews: Books and Stuff | 709 Words

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