Monotheism to Pantheism

[mbc00295]

I'm currently reading The Rational Male Religion written by Rollo Tomassi. He writes in Chapter 8 "Gods like Men" in the section on The Evolution of Belief that we've transitioned from a belief in Nature Spirits and Shamanism in smaller populations, and as populations grow bigger we transitioned more to Polytheism and then to Monotheistic religions (Christianity, Islam, Judaism), and are shifting currently towards a more Pantheistic view on religion in a post -Internet world where we have access to more information and data than we've ever had. Since we live in more of a Gynocentric social order in an age of vast information, basically it's a natural transition from a Patriarchal social order. The whole "Equality" narrative and Socialism narrative being spread makes sense because it comes from a female way of thinking, since they think in a more Communitarian way of spreading resources around. As we gain more knowledge and live in a more female driven society (socially), the transition into Pantheistic view on religion logically makes sense. Anyone else who's read the book, am I missing something? Because the natural progression makes logical sense. And if that's the case, what's the natural progression after Pantheism?

And keep in mind, I don't believe God exists (it's cool if you do), just to put my thinking into context.

 

[BaronOfHair]

@mbc00295 "As we gain more knowledge and live in a more female driven society (socially), the transition into Pantheistic view on religion logically makes sense"

With great respect to Rollo, The Three Abrahamic religions have ALWAYS had pantheistic branches, and these branches were largely designed and propagated by men. The REAL challenge we've been facing, from the late 1960s-the present:

Women in The Anglosphere lean heavily Progressive(something very different from small l, "classic" liberalism), and adopting that particular disposition requires it's followers to adhere to a religion all it's own, and it's ain't Yahwehist in any way

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*To be fair, this exact same video could be produced regarding The Red Pill

 

[mbc00295]

Yeah, I guess the only other thing I can think of is since the big three religions have always had Pantheistic divisions, the female version of those religions get pushed more and seen more online. I guess you could say the same thing with feminism in general, it's just a narrative, it's been pushed more and we see more feminine or progressive or socialist leaning content.

I'm guessing the Male versions of those religions had always been the ones that dictated how entire societies ran. In the west, that doesn't seem to be the case anymore. Also, he mentions in the book that one of the first social institutions militant feminism went after was the church because you can influence way more people that way, and it was easy to label the church as Patriarchal, since it was the patriarchal church that had a larger influence on society until the Sexual Revolution.

Also, just for more context, it looks like to me that Hormonal Birth Control getting approved in the US in 1960, was the first Domino that fell in this whole thing. Because anything major regarding the two sexes followed that invention. Religion didn't change on its own, something definitely sparked it, and the internet just accelerated it to another stratosphere.

 

[BackInTheGame78]

If there is only a single God, then by definition every religion that believes in a single God is worshipping the same God in different ways.