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| | Ian Johnson's neurodiversity blog |
 | | God is transcendent, Jesus transcended death, and, at some day in the future (at least for the fundamentalists and evangelicals)all believers will also experience transcendence. |
 | | But anyone who claims to have experienced any degree of transcendence now, these same branches of Christianity insist, is either deluded, or mentally ill, or demonized. |
 | | He assumes that "reality" really is as harsh as it seems, that there really is no transcendent reality behind it, and, therefore, any transcendent feelings we may have will, by definition, be false (i.e., not congruent with "primary reality"). |
| www.angelfire.com /weird2/ian_j_site2/index.blog?end=1141478197 (3938 words) |
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