The Gnostic Believes His Paradise is a Historic Inevitability and His Movement Will Bring It About

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The Daily Eudemon

Eric Scheske

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A weekly podcast focused on the problem of modernity: Its rejection of the Tao. Related topics: What is the Tao? Why was it rejected? How does its rejection manifest itself in modernity and postmodernity?

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The Gnostic Believes His Paradise is a Historic Inevitability and His Movement Will Bring It About

The Daily Eudemon

15 minutes 7 seconds

2 years ago

The Gnostic Believes His Paradise is a Historic Inevitability and His Movement Will Bring It About

Parts IV and V of an Analysis of Eric Voegelin's Six Gnostic Traits

Alienation is the Marxist bugbear. He sees alienation everywhere because it emanates from the economic substructure and works its way through the socio-political superstructure. Natural economic evolution would eliminate it, but the ruling classes are suppressing the evolution out of self-interest, so a revolution needs to bring about the evolution.

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