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  1. “There are some people so simple as to think that, when they have proved the religious instinct to be a mere efflorescence of the sex-instinct, they have destroyed religion. We should rather consider that the sailor’s tavern gives him his only glimpse of heaven, just as the destructive criticism of the phallicists has only proved sex to be a sacrament. Consciousness, says the materialist, axe in hand, is a function of the brain. He has only re-formulated the old saying, ‘Your bodies are the temples of the Holy Ghost.’!” library.hrmtc.com/2026/07/09/t #ANoteOnTheurgy #aleisterCrowley #axeInHand #bodies #book #consciousness #consider #destroyedReligion #destructiveCriticism #EnergizedEnthusiasm #functionOfTheBrain #glimpseOfHeaven #holyGhost #LiberDCCXI #materialist #mereEfflorescence #oldSaying #onlyProved #phallicists #proved #quote #reFormulated #religiousInstinct #sacrament #sailorSTavern #sex #sexInstinct #soSimple #somePeople #temples #think
  2. “There are some people so simple as to think that, when they have proved the religious instinct to be a mere efflorescence of the sex-instinct, they have destroyed religion. We should rather consider that the sailor’s tavern gives him his only glimpse of heaven, just as the destructive criticism of the phallicists has only proved sex to be a sacrament. Consciousness, says the materialist, axe in hand, is a function of the brain. He has only re-formulated the old saying, ‘Your bodies are the temples of the Holy Ghost.’!” library.hrmtc.com/2026/07/09/t #ANoteOnTheurgy #aleisterCrowley #axeInHand #bodies #book #consciousness #consider #destroyedReligion #destructiveCriticism #EnergizedEnthusiasm #functionOfTheBrain #glimpseOfHeaven #holyGhost #LiberDCCXI #materialist #mereEfflorescence #oldSaying #onlyProved #phallicists #proved #quote #reFormulated #religiousInstinct #sacrament #sailorSTavern #sex #sexInstinct #soSimple #somePeople #temples #think
  3. I think many of the difficulties in maintaining relationships as an autistic and/or AuDHD adult have a lot to do with how gender is perceived and the social norms around it. I'm a hijabi Muslim woman in Indonesia. There's a lot of expectation in my own culture for women like me.

    My one and only non-platonic relationship as an adult was with my ex-fiancé. He's also AuDHD, like me. But a lot of his issues were more about him being socialised as a man his whole life than about his neurodivergence. So he never had issues with outsourcing emotional labour elsewhere. Since he was engaged to me at the time, I did the emotional work twice over for both of us in the relationship. We came from different backgrounds. He's American. I'm Indonesian. He was racist and didn't even know it. I kept pointing it out to him, but he didn't think he was racist. Clearly, as the only adult and politically literate one with integrity in the relationship, I had to end it.

    If there is one thing I learned from my failed relationship and years of therapy, it is that relationships, platonic and non-platonic, don't have to be complicated. In the end, our disability and trauma are our responsibility to manage, and we have to make things work for the relationships that we want to keep. The details of "managing and making things work" are more or less about our communication, our willingness to be in the relationship, and our own principles not to compromise our morality or values (in my case anyway). But that's just me.

    Another thing I should point out is that disability cannot be separated from structural issues. In the global power structures of racial capitalism, whiteness and its variants across the globe set the field people are moving in, and when white people don't name that, they end up universalising their experience. I just wish more of them named the exact difficulties they experienced in maintaining relationships as adults. Otherwise, being the dominant group on the internet, either on big tech platforms or on the fediverse, they end up universalising their experience.

    It can be alienating when you have been conditioned to think in terms of exceptionalism and hyperindividualism your whole life. Try to be more structurally aware. Perhaps you'll see more similarities with others around you than you would if you avoided naming the exact reasons for the difficulties in maintaining relationships. Working on your trauma and navigating your disabilities don't make structural violence disappear. Poverty may persist when you are surrounded by better company. Racism and structural misogyny may still persist the moment you have a better paying job, a better partner, or are surrounded by better friends.

    Stop individualising structurally engineered problems. Start having class consciousness.

    But hey, that's just me.

    #actuallyautistic #audhd @autistics @actuallyadhd
    #materialist #disabilityjustice #neurodivergence @disability #disability #relationships #autism

  4. I think many of the difficulties in maintaining relationships as an autistic and/or AuDHD adult have a lot to do with how gender is perceived and the social norms around it. I'm a hijabi Muslim woman in Indonesia. There's a lot of expectation in my own culture for women like me.

    My one and only non-platonic relationship as an adult was with my ex-fiancé. He's also AuDHD, like me. But a lot of his issues were more about him being socialised as a man his whole life than about his neurodivergence. So he never had issues with outsourcing emotional labour elsewhere. Since he was engaged to me at the time, I did the emotional work twice over for both of us in the relationship. We came from different backgrounds. He's American. I'm Indonesian. He was racist and didn't even know it. I kept pointing it out to him, but he didn't think he was racist. Clearly, as the only adult and politically literate one with integrity in the relationship, I had to end it.

    If there is one thing I learned from my failed relationship and years of therapy, it is that relationships, platonic and non-platonic, don't have to be complicated. In the end, our disability and trauma are our responsibility to manage, and we have to make things work for the relationships that we want to keep. The details of "managing and making things work" are more or less about our communication, our willingness to be in the relationship, and our own principles not to compromise our morality or values (in my case anyway). But that's just me.

    Another thing I should point out is that disability cannot be separated from structural issues. In the global power structures of racial capitalism, whiteness and its variants across the globe set the field people are moving in, and when white people don't name that, they end up universalising their experience. I just wish more of them named the exact difficulties they experienced in maintaining relationships as adults. Otherwise, being the dominant group on the internet, either on big tech platforms or on the fediverse, they end up universalising their experience.

    It can be alienating when you have been conditioned to think in terms of exceptionalism and hyperindividualism your whole life. Try to be more structurally aware. Perhaps you'll see more similarities with others around you than you would if you avoided naming the exact reasons for the difficulties in maintaining relationships. Working on your trauma and navigating your disabilities don't make structural violence disappear. Poverty may persist when you are surrounded by better company. Racism and structural misogyny may still persist the moment you have a better paying job, a better partner, or are surrounded by better friends.

    Stop individualising structurally engineered problems. Start having class consciousness.

    But hey, that's just me.

    #actuallyautistic #audhd @autistics @actuallyadhd
    #materialist #disabilityjustice #neurodivergence @disability #disability #relationships #autism

  5. I think many of the difficulties in maintaining relationships as an autistic and/or AuDHD adult have a lot to do with how gender is perceived and the social norms around it. I'm a hijabi Muslim woman in Indonesia. There's a lot of expectation in my own culture for women like me.

    My one and only non-platonic relationship as an adult was with my ex-fiancé. He's also AuDHD, like me. But a lot of his issues were more about him being socialised as a man his whole life than about his neurodivergence. So he never had issues with outsourcing emotional labour elsewhere. Since he was engaged to me at the time, I did the emotional work twice over for both of us in the relationship. We came from different backgrounds. He's American. I'm Indonesian. He was racist and didn't even know it. I kept pointing it out to him, but he didn't think he was racist. Clearly, as the only adult and politically literate one with integrity in the relationship, I had to end it.

    If there is one thing I learned from my failed relationship and years of therapy, it is that relationships, platonic and non-platonic, don't have to be complicated. In the end, our disability and trauma are our responsibility to manage, and we have to make things work for the relationships that we want to keep. The details of "managing and making things work" are more or less about our communication, our willingness to be in the relationship, and our own principles not to compromise our morality or values (in my case anyway). But that's just me.

    Another thing I should point out is that disability cannot be separated from structural issues. In the global power structures of racial capitalism, whiteness and its variants across the globe set the field people are moving in, and when white people don't name that, they end up universalising their experience. I just wish more of them named the exact difficulties they experienced in maintaining relationships as adults. Otherwise, being the dominant group on the internet, either on big tech platforms or on the fediverse, they end up universalising their experience.

    It can be alienating when you have been conditioned to think in terms of exceptionalism and hyperindividualism your whole life. Try to be more structurally aware. Perhaps you'll see more similarities with others around you than you would if you avoided naming the exact reasons for the difficulties in maintaining relationships. Working on your trauma and navigating your disabilities don't make structural violence disappear. Poverty may persist when you are surrounded by better company. Racism and structural misogyny may still persist the moment you have a better paying job, a better partner, or are surrounded by better friends.

    Stop individualising structurally engineered problems. Start having class consciousness.

    But hey, that's just me.

    #actuallyautistic #audhd @autistics @actuallyadhd
    #materialist #disabilityjustice #neurodivergence @disability #disability #relationships #autism

  6. I think many of the difficulties in maintaining relationships as an autistic and/or AuDHD adult have a lot to do with how gender is perceived and the social norms around it. I'm a hijabi Muslim woman in Indonesia. There's a lot of expectation in my own culture for women like me.

    My one and only non-platonic relationship as an adult was with my ex-fiancé. He's also AuDHD, like me. But a lot of his issues were more about him being socialised as a man his whole life than about his neurodivergence. So he never had issues with outsourcing emotional labour elsewhere. Since he was engaged to me at the time, I did the emotional work twice over for both of us in the relationship. We came from different backgrounds. He's American. I'm Indonesian. He was racist and didn't even know it. I kept pointing it out to him, but he didn't think he was racist. Clearly, as the only adult and politically literate one with integrity in the relationship, I had to end it.

    If there is one thing I learned from my failed relationship and years of therapy, it is that relationships, platonic and non-platonic, don't have to be complicated. In the end, our disability and trauma are our responsibility to manage, and we have to make things work for the relationships that we want to keep. The details of "managing and making things work" are more or less about our communication, our willingness to be in the relationship, and our own principles not to compromise our morality or values (in my case anyway). But that's just me.

    Another thing I should point out is that disability cannot be separated from structural issues. In the global power structures of racial capitalism, whiteness and its variants across the globe set the field people are moving in, and when white people don't name that, they end up universalising their experience. I just wish more of them named the exact difficulties they experienced in maintaining relationships as adults. Otherwise, being the dominant group on the internet, either on big tech platforms or on the fediverse, they end up universalising their experience.

    It can be alienating when you have been conditioned to think in terms of exceptionalism and hyperindividualism your whole life. Try to be more structurally aware. Perhaps you'll see more similarities with others around you than you would if you avoided naming the exact reasons for the difficulties in maintaining relationships. Working on your trauma and navigating your disabilities don't make structural violence disappear. Poverty may persist when you are surrounded by better company. Racism and structural misogyny may still persist the moment you have a better paying job, a better partner, or are surrounded by better friends.

    Stop individualising structurally engineered problems. Start having class consciousness.

    But hey, that's just me.

    #actuallyautistic #audhd @autistics @actuallyadhd
    #materialist #disabilityjustice #neurodivergence @disability #disability #relationships #autism

  7. I think many of the difficulties in maintaining relationships as an autistic and/or AuDHD adult have a lot to do with how gender is perceived and the social norms around it. I'm a hijabi Muslim woman in Indonesia. There's a lot of expectation in my own culture for women like me.

    My one and only non-platonic relationship as an adult was with my ex-fiancé. He's also AuDHD, like me. But a lot of his issues were more about him being socialised as a man his whole life than about his neurodivergence. So he never had issues with outsourcing emotional labour elsewhere. Since he was engaged to me at the time, I did the emotional work twice over for both of us in the relationship. We came from different backgrounds. He's American. I'm Indonesian. He was racist and didn't even know it. I kept pointing it out to him, but he didn't think he was racist. Clearly, as the only adult and politically literate one with integrity in the relationship, I had to end it.

    If there is one thing I learned from my failed relationship and years of therapy, it is that relationships, platonic and non-platonic, don't have to be complicated. In the end, our disability and trauma are our responsibility to manage, and we have to make things work for the relationships that we want to keep. The details of "managing and making things work" are more or less about our communication, our willingness to be in the relationship, and our own principles not to compromise our morality or values (in my case anyway). But that's just me.

    Another thing I should point out is that disability cannot be separated from structural issues. In the global power structures of racial capitalism, whiteness and its variants across the globe set the field people are moving in, and when white people don't name that, they end up universalising their experience. I just wish more of them named the exact difficulties they experienced in maintaining relationships as adults. Otherwise, being the dominant group on the internet, either on big tech platforms or on the fediverse, they end up universalising their experience.

    It can be alienating when you have been conditioned to think in terms of exceptionalism and hyperindividualism your whole life. Try to be more structurally aware. Perhaps you'll see more similarities with others around you than you would if you avoided naming the exact reasons for the difficulties in maintaining relationships. Working on your trauma and navigating your disabilities don't make structural violence disappear. Poverty may persist when you are surrounded by better company. Racism and structural misogyny may still persist the moment you have a better paying job, a better partner, or are surrounded by better friends.

    Stop individualising structurally engineered problems. Start having class consciousness.

    But hey, that's just me.

    #actuallyautistic #audhd @autistics @actuallyadhd
    #materialist #disabilityjustice #neurodivergence @disability #disability #relationships #autism

  8. A quotation from Aldous Huxley

    States function as smoothly as they do, because the greater part of the population is not very intelligent, dreads responsibility, and desires nothing better than to be told what to do. Provided the rulers do not interfere with its material comforts and its cherished beliefs, it is perfectly happy to let itself be ruled.

    Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) English novelist, essayist and critic
    Essay (1927-10), “A Note on Eugenics,” Proper Studies (1927)

    More info about this quote: wist.info/huxley-aldous/79966/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #aldoushuxley #eugenics #humancondition #humannature #materialist #obedience #passivity #people #population #servitude

  9. A quotation from Aldous Huxley

    States function as smoothly as they do, because the greater part of the population is not very intelligent, dreads responsibility, and desires nothing better than to be told what to do. Provided the rulers do not interfere with its material comforts and its cherished beliefs, it is perfectly happy to let itself be ruled.

    Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) English novelist, essayist and critic
    Essay (1927-10), “A Note on Eugenics,” Proper Studies (1927)

    More info about this quote: wist.info/huxley-aldous/79966/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #aldoushuxley #eugenics #humancondition #humannature #materialist #obedience #passivity #people #population #servitude

  10. A quotation from Aldous Huxley

    States function as smoothly as they do, because the greater part of the population is not very intelligent, dreads responsibility, and desires nothing better than to be told what to do. Provided the rulers do not interfere with its material comforts and its cherished beliefs, it is perfectly happy to let itself be ruled.

    Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) English novelist, essayist and critic
    Essay (1927-10), “A Note on Eugenics,” Proper Studies (1927)

    More info about this quote: wist.info/huxley-aldous/79966/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #aldoushuxley #eugenics #humancondition #humannature #materialist #obedience #passivity #people #population #servitude

  11. A quotation from Aldous Huxley

    States function as smoothly as they do, because the greater part of the population is not very intelligent, dreads responsibility, and desires nothing better than to be told what to do. Provided the rulers do not interfere with its material comforts and its cherished beliefs, it is perfectly happy to let itself be ruled.

    Aldous Huxley (1894-1963) English novelist, essayist and critic
    Essay (1927-10), “A Note on Eugenics,” Proper Studies (1927)

    More info about this quote: wist.info/huxley-aldous/79966/

    #quote #quotes #quotation #qotd #aldoushuxley #eugenics #humancondition #humannature #materialist #obedience #passivity #people #population #servitude

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  13. #Epicurus, the precursor to #Lucretius in the #materialist #philosophical tradition, believed that we need knowledge only because without it we are unhappy. I find it wonderful that following one's curiosity to bring oneself #joy is fundamental to the roots of the Western philosophical tradition that led to #science.

  14. #Epicurus, the precursor to #Lucretius in the #materialist #philosophical tradition, believed that we need knowledge only because without it we are unhappy. I find it wonderful that following one's curiosity to bring oneself #joy is fundamental to the roots of the Western philosophical tradition that led to #science.

  15. #Epicurus, the precursor to #Lucretius in the #materialist #philosophical tradition, believed that we need knowledge only because without it we are unhappy. I find it wonderful that following one's curiosity to bring oneself #joy is fundamental to the roots of the Western philosophical tradition that led to #science.

  16. #Epicurus, the precursor to #Lucretius in the #materialist #philosophical tradition, believed that we need knowledge only because without it we are unhappy. I find it wonderful that following one's curiosity to bring oneself #joy is fundamental to the roots of the Western philosophical tradition that led to #science.

  17. #Epicurus, the precursor to #Lucretius in the #materialist #philosophical tradition, believed that we need knowledge only because without it we are unhappy. I find it wonderful that following one's curiosity to bring oneself #joy is fundamental to the roots of the Western philosophical tradition that led to #science.

  18. Our colleague @sbockmeyer together with @StefanSchreiber and Sabine Neumann is organising a conference on »Looking at Things Differently - New #Materialist Approaches in #Archaeology«. In case you have missed the CfP so far—send your abstract to [email protected] until 31 December!
    The conference is a cooperation between the #LEIZA, the #AGTiDA the Marburg Centrum Antike Welt and us. It will be in Mainz, 20-21 March 2025. For more information go to agtida.de/category/tagungen/ca
    @archaeodons

  19. Our colleague @sbockmeyer together with @StefanSchreiber and Sabine Neumann is organising a conference on »Looking at Things Differently - New #Materialist Approaches in #Archaeology«. In case you have missed the CfP so far—send your abstract to [email protected] until 31 December!
    The conference is a cooperation between the #LEIZA, the #AGTiDA the Marburg Centrum Antike Welt and us. It will be in Mainz, 20-21 March 2025. For more information go to agtida.de/category/tagungen/ca
    @archaeodons

  20. Our colleague @sbockmeyer together with @StefanSchreiber and Sabine Neumann is organising a conference on »Looking at Things Differently - New #Materialist Approaches in #Archaeology«. In case you have missed the CfP so far—send your abstract to [email protected] until 31 December!
    THe conference is a cooperation between the #LEIZA, the #AGTiDA the Marburg Centrum Antike Welt! and us. It will be in Mainz, 20-21 March 2025. For more information go to agtida.de/category/tagungen/ca
    @archaeodons

  21. Our colleague @sbockmeyer together with @StefanSchreiber and Sabine Neumann is organising a conference on »Looking at Things Differently - New #Materialist Approaches in #Archaeology«. In case you have missed the CfP so far—send your abstract to [email protected] until 31 December!
    The conference is a cooperation between the #LEIZA, the #AGTiDA the Marburg Centrum Antike Welt and us. It will be in Mainz, 20-21 March 2025. For more information go to agtida.de/category/tagungen/ca
    @archaeodons

  22. @cjpaloma Many in #materialist #capitalist #societies have lost sight of the #Mazlov #hierarchy of #needs. Some are duped by the #hex of #consumer #propaganda, some are just not aware & the #elite few positively revel in living #life at the #expense of #others ✊🏽

  23. @cjpaloma Many in #materialist #capitalist #societies have lost sight of the #Mazlov #hierarchy of #needs. Some are duped by the #hex of #consumer #propaganda, some are just not aware & the #elite few positively revel in living #life at the #expense of #others ✊🏽

  24. @cjpaloma Many in #materialist #capitalist #societies have lost sight of the #Mazlov #hierarchy of #needs. Some are duped by the #hex of #consumer #propaganda, some are just not aware & the #elite few positively revel in living #life at the #expense of #others ✊🏽

  25. @cjpaloma Many in have lost sight of the of . Some are duped by the of , some are just not aware & the few positively revel in living at the of ✊🏽

  26. @cjpaloma Many in #materialist #capitalist #societies have lost sight of the #Mazlov #hierarchy of #needs. Some are duped by the #hex of #consumer #propaganda, some are just not aware & the #elite few positively revel in living #life at the #expense of #others ✊🏽

  27. An interview with the creators of ‘Literally No Place’, Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung, is available here:

    dazeddigital.com/life-culture/

    '“Our side quest was to try and offer a different perspective on #ai one that doesn't treat it as, like, some kind of saviour or looming apocalypse,” they explain. “We wanted to present AI as this, like, twisted reflection of our present moment, in all its unhinged, horrific, and glorious wonder.”

    They cite Kate Crawford's #AtlasofAI as an influence. For a different (less zombie #materialist) take on AI and Crawford's book, see here:

    garyhall.squarespace.com/journ

  28. An interview with the creators of ‘Literally No Place’, Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung, is available here:

    dazeddigital.com/life-culture/

    '“Our side quest was to try and offer a different perspective on #ai one that doesn't treat it as, like, some kind of saviour or looming apocalypse,” they explain. “We wanted to present AI as this, like, twisted reflection of our present moment, in all its unhinged, horrific, and glorious wonder.”

    They cite Kate Crawford's #AtlasofAI as an influence. For a different (less zombie #materialist) take on AI and Crawford's book, see here:

    garyhall.squarespace.com/journ

  29. An interview with the creators of ‘Literally No Place’, Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung, is available here:

    dazeddigital.com/life-culture/

    '“Our side quest was to try and offer a different perspective on #ai one that doesn't treat it as, like, some kind of saviour or looming apocalypse,” they explain. “We wanted to present AI as this, like, twisted reflection of our present moment, in all its unhinged, horrific, and glorious wonder.”

    They cite Kate Crawford's #AtlasofAI as an influence. For a different (less zombie #materialist) take on AI and Crawford's book, see here:

    garyhall.squarespace.com/journ

  30. An interview with the creators of ‘Literally No Place’, Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung, is available here:

    dazeddigital.com/life-culture/

    '“Our side quest was to try and offer a different perspective on #ai one that doesn't treat it as, like, some kind of saviour or looming apocalypse,” they explain. “We wanted to present AI as this, like, twisted reflection of our present moment, in all its unhinged, horrific, and glorious wonder.”

    They cite Kate Crawford's #AtlasofAI as an influence. For a different (less zombie #materialist) take on AI and Crawford's book, see here:

    garyhall.squarespace.com/journ

  31. An interview with the creators of ‘Literally No Place’, Daniel Felstead and Jenn Leung, is available here:

    dazeddigital.com/life-culture/

    '“Our side quest was to try and offer a different perspective on #ai one that doesn't treat it as, like, some kind of saviour or looming apocalypse,” they explain. “We wanted to present AI as this, like, twisted reflection of our present moment, in all its unhinged, horrific, and glorious wonder.”

    They cite Kate Crawford's #AtlasofAI as an influence. For a different (less zombie #materialist) take on AI and Crawford's book, see here:

    garyhall.squarespace.com/journ

  32. «Η #υλιστική αντίληψη της ιστορίας ξεκινά από την πρόταση ότι η παραγωγή των μέσων για την υποστήριξη της ανθρώπινης ζωής και, δίπλα στην παραγωγή, η ανταλλαγή των παραγόμενων πραγμάτων, είναι η βάση κάθε κοινωνικής δομής' ότι σε κάθε κοινωνία που έχει εμφανιστεί στην ιστορία, ο τρόπος με τον οποίο διανέμεται ο πλούτος και η κοινωνία χωρίζεται σε τάξεις εξαρτάται από το τι παράγεται, πώς παράγεται και πώς ανταλλάσσονται τα προϊόντα».

    “The #materialist conception of history starts from the proposition that the production of the means to support human life and, next to production, the exchange of things produced, is the basis of all social structure; that in every society that has appeared in history, the manner in which wealth is distributed and society divided into classes or orders is dependent upon what is produced, how it is produced, and how the products are exchanged.”

    ― Friedrich #Engels, Socialism: Utopian and Scientific

  33. Dean Dettloff (#Marxist #Christian, deandettloff.com/) writes in response to having just watched the #Hillsong #documentary. He calls for a #materialist critique of #Evangelicalism.

    I agree. It would be a valuable project in more ways than one.

    Screengrabs below from the birdsite. (apologies if that offends :blobaww:)

  34. Dean Dettloff (#Marxist #Christian, deandettloff.com/) writes in response to having just watched the #Hillsong #documentary. He calls for a #materialist critique of #Evangelicalism.

    I agree. It would be a valuable project in more ways than one.

    Screengrabs below from the birdsite. (apologies if that offends :blobaww:)

  35. Dean Dettloff (#Marxist #Christian, deandettloff.com/) writes in response to having just watched the #Hillsong #documentary. He calls for a #materialist critique of #Evangelicalism.

    I agree. It would be a valuable project in more ways than one.

    Screengrabs below from the birdsite. (apologies if that offends :blobaww:)

  36. Dean Dettloff (#Marxist #Christian, deandettloff.com/) writes in response to having just watched the #Hillsong #documentary. He calls for a #materialist critique of #Evangelicalism.

    I agree. It would be a valuable project in more ways than one.

    Screengrabs below from the birdsite. (apologies if that offends :blobaww:)

  37. Dean Dettloff (#Marxist #Christian, deandettloff.com/) writes in response to having just watched the #Hillsong #documentary. He calls for a #materialist critique of #Evangelicalism.

    I agree. It would be a valuable project in more ways than one.

    Screengrabs below from the birdsite. (apologies if that offends :blobaww:)

  38. CW: Conversion therapy, Pagan spirituality

    I've seen a lot of discourse about hypothetically "curing" #transgender, which stems from a #materialist fallacy of viewing #LGBT people as having "medical conditions" — or as the more extreme like to say, of LGBT people being *diseases*.

    "What makes #ConversionTherapy immoral is that it doesn't work," they argue, implying that a successful method to eradicate us would somehow be "moral". 1/x

    #Transphobia #Homophobia

  39. CW: Conversion therapy, Pagan spirituality

    I've seen a lot of discourse about hypothetically "curing" #transgender, which stems from a #materialist fallacy of viewing #LGBT people as having "medical conditions" — or as the more extreme like to say, of LGBT people being *diseases*.

    "What makes #ConversionTherapy immoral is that it doesn't work," they argue, implying that a successful method to eradicate us would somehow be "moral". 1/x

    #Transphobia #Homophobia

  40. CW: Conversion therapy, Pagan spirituality

    I've seen a lot of discourse about hypothetically "curing" #transgender, which stems from a #materialist fallacy of viewing #LGBT people as having "medical conditions" — or as the more extreme like to say, of LGBT people being *diseases*.

    "What makes #ConversionTherapy immoral is that it doesn't work," they argue, implying that a successful method to eradicate us would somehow be "moral". 1/x

    #Transphobia #Homophobia