Aboutism

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Aboutism

In the EP 438. Entitled Aboutness secular vs religious Jordan Pederson interviews Daniel Clement Dennett III who is an American philosopher, writer, and scientist in particularl within those fields related to evolutionary biology and cognitive science.

Bennett along with other influential atheists believe all forms of religion to be false and that advocated an atheist movement. worldview.

The discussion would have been of more value had a true understanding of the pragmatic "meaning" and "intention" of the "religion" ancient scriptures as described by Moses. We covered what Moses taught in our own series on "Exodus". Unfortunately Bennett is ignorant of Moses' meaning and morality because he, like most of modern moralists, has unmoored the meaning of the metaphor that points to the "affordances" of the government of the people, for the people, and by the people that were captive and now were free.

Basically,

In general, the term Aboutness refers to the concept that a text, utterance, image, or action is on or of something, considered synonymous with a document's subject involving the 'summarization' of the texts most important concepts to be included in your translation or interpretation.

“The aboutness of religious Scriptures like the bible includes the philosophy, psychology and physics of the mind, means, and manner of man and the cause and effects of a relationship with nature and nature's God, the creative force power of the universe.

Yet, the gods of religions are as numerous as the gods of governments.

The need to name God includes the desire to define God which is an attempt to place God into the bottle of our imagination.