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... to restore theology to the mainstream of science
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[Notebook: DB 57 Language]
[Sunday 10 July 2005 - Saturday 16 July 2005]
[page 175]
Sunday 10 July 2005
Monday 11 July 2005
Tuesday 12 July 2005
Wednesday 13 July 2005
Thursday 14 July 2005
Friday 15 July 2005
Saturday 16 July 2005
What we are doing is continuing the historical trajectory of religious theory and practice. Each new step in the continuum appears first as an isolated point, some sort of distant outlier of the central system. If such a point acts as an attractor, it will gradually establish contact with the mainstream and divert some of the flow.
Politically, the trend is toward breaking down hierarchy. Theoretically this is made possible by the divinity of the universe, which enables us to observe god locally and so design actions in harmony with divinity,
[page 176]
Luther: '... the limits and borders [of the Church] since one could not examine the heart of others to see who exactly were the true believers. Encyclopaedia Brittanica vol 15 page 103a
Each of grows up to live with our local divinity, a large part of which is the human mental space in which we live, something which religious reformers seek to change (and their actions are judged by god, insofar as their reforms survive or become extinct.) For each individual, fitness is determined by its local interactions. All actions are local, ie unified by a communication.
Freedom is maximized by minimizing unnecessary constraints. Given the communication paradigm, this may mean that we only need the constraints necessary to maximize the efficiency of communication (action) which brings us to de Maupertuis. [the quantum of communication]
he rise of Protestantism coincided with the rise of printing, that is the dissemination of the word so that people can make local decisions about theology and religion. The Internet, maybe, will continue this trend by localizing 'almost all' human output (text, speech, music etc etc) ie all data. Localization of all data.
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