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3. Seeks to Annihilate the Goddess and the Feminine

In the Abrahamic story of origin there is no Mother Goddess. The feminine aspect of the world is made present through the creation of Eve out of the male principle, here symbolized by Adam’s rib. Adam is a lone male created by his Lone Male God. Everything that is comes from a male body or a male presence. Earthfolk sees this as a tortured, even psychotic notion of masculinity—and a bizarre story of origin.

In the Scientism Big Story there is no dramatic story like the Garden of Eden, but there is the discipline of emotionlessness that characterizes the scientific method and the feeling tone of scientific laboratories and clinical offices. The only way for a human to achieve emotionlessness is to cut himself off from the Other, here the feminine. Emotion is a relationship term, one of sharing and reacting, of back and forth, of communion and communication. In this light, the Lone Male Adam in the Garden was emotionless before his god created a woman for him.

The Secular Big Story seeks to annihilate the feminine in its own dramatic ways. In it, females are reduced to sex toys. The sexual freedom movement within Secularism, in contrast to its political sphere, does have an authoritative leaderHugh Hefner of the Playboy pleasure paradise.

At least in the Abrahamic tradition it was granted that women were needed to make babies, manage the home, raise the kids, etc. At its worst they were considered war booty and baby mills, and inevitably once the children were gone, they were severely marginalized, at times abused and/or murdered with impunity.
As terrible as this is—and it is painful to even have to position this horrible disrespect for women as being a “not the worst scenario”—the Secular attitude towards women is that they are
disposable
.

Secular women are sex workers
in a consumer society
where they are discarded
once they lose commercial appeal.

Continue—Secularism

 

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