Don Watkins

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When this happens, empathy is limited to members of specific devotional or tribal communities whose imperative then, too often, becomes the conversion or death of the differently-bonded.23 We have seen this in our time with the politics of evangelical conservatives and the platforms of racism and white supremacy. Such atrocious acts bear witness to the tragedy of humanity’s loss of its common ground, from which all the gods and other absolutes derive.
The Not-Yet God: Carl Jung, Teilhard de Chardin, and the Relational Whole
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