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| node: | thus spoke al-caid in 'Mysteria Christiania' |
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| parent: | thus spoke Robert Schoenheit von Vogelsang in 'Mysteria Christiania' |
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kedze som to este necital neviem, nakolko sa autor drzi doleuvedenych myslienok, ale neposobi to moc ako kult sucitu...
Some such reviewers hold that ACIM's doctrines are subversive to the proper functioning of a rational society, as nowhere does ACIM encourage its students to actively attempt to improve or change the world for the better, and instead ACIM teaches that the material world is merely an illusion.
Noted psychologist and author James Hillman has described the philosophy of ACIM as fascist. He has claimed that: "The roots of fascism exist within... [ACIM] philosophy.... Everybody would make the world as he or she would like it. But trying to get the power to make the world that way is a form of insanity. This is also what Moussolini and Hitler had: omnipotent fantasy."
Some such reviewers hold that ACIM's doctrines are subversive to the proper functioning of a rational society, as nowhere does ACIM encourage its students to actively attempt to improve or change the world for the better, and instead ACIM teaches that the material world is merely an illusion.
Noted psychologist and author James Hillman has described the philosophy of ACIM as fascist. He has claimed that: "The roots of fascism exist within... [ACIM] philosophy.... Everybody would make the world as he or she would like it. But trying to get the power to make the world that way is a form of insanity. This is also what Moussolini and Hitler had: omnipotent fantasy."