Three world-views in essence encompass all world-views – the first is: there are no enemies (liberalism – utopian type thinking – naive childhood vision) the second: there is us and them (Islam being a good example, as well as black radicals etc.) and the truth: that both of the above occur depending if a person’s experiences have been either good / loving, hence they react with the desire to unite, hence the mind deludes the consciousness of any possibility of evil (like a parent, who can’t see evil in their child, for the love obscures it from the consciousness) or a person’s experience (or education) has been negative / hate / spite (often stemming from jealously) hence the mind is filled with the emotion of fear, which causes a protective shield, and will consider all possible threats as enemies, but in truth, there is one sane road, not the cause of emotions, rather intellect, namely apart from recognizing the above realities, allowing the God of truth to be your guide
By zevi770 · December 25, 2014
Three world-views in essence encompass all world-views – the first is: there are no enemies (liberalism – utopian type thinking – naive childhood vision) the second: there is us and them (Islam being a good example, as well as black radicals etc.) and the truth: that both of the above occur depending if a person’s experiences have been either good / loving, hence they react with the desire to unite, hence the mind deludes the consciousness of any possibility of evil (like a parent, who can’t see evil in their child, for the love obscures it from the consciousness) or a person’s experience (or education) has been negative / hate / spite (often stemming from jealously) hence the mind is filled with the emotion of fear, which causes a protective shield, and will consider all possible threats as enemies, but in truth, there is one sane road, not the cause of emotions, rather intellect, namely apart from recognizing the above realities, allowing the God of truth to be your guide