Ok, don't pronounce the second "o" as "oh" as in hom"oh" sapiens or hom"oh"sexual, neither of which has anything to do with the religion I describe, but "ah" as in hom"ah"genized - a blended sameness like in milk.
Homotheism then, is the valuing of one's choices - one's already prechosen values and patterns. Seemingly, irrefutably, tautologically impervious to correction, improvement or question. Tah dah. Homotheists are so obviously 100 % correct in their views, that any challenge or correction or contradiction is wrong and by definition, evil. For instance, a Homotheist constant proclamation is Love. Anyone who doesn't love Love, must necessarily be hateful. To a Homotheist, any disagreement arises from either ignorance, in which case the disagreeable must be educated, or hatefulness, which must be ignored or repressed. Collectives are Homotheistic, as is all fascism. Hitler was a Homotheist. He didn't want any divergence from his society's notions of art, skin color, health, genetics, Hitler worshipped not just himself, but those expressions of social patterns with which the individuals of his time concurred. The Volk as deity is pure Homotheism. Communism is Homotheistic. The valuing of one's herd is essentially Homotheistic. Wolves do it. Whales do it. Chimps do it. Human tribes do it. Families are basically Homotheistic and the structure of homotheistic cultures often resembles family structures with patriarchical authority, matriarchical bindings and established patterns of "right thinking" which are promulgated and reinforced through social mechanisms such as ostracism or praise. Praise from one's group is the most sought after value in Homotheism. Is it possible to build a homotheistic society from a diverse population? Yes, if mass media propoganda technique is utilized, intellectual diversity is repressed, social diversity is celebrated and politically correct thinking and communicating are rigorously enforced. Moq_Discuss mailing list Listinfo, Unsubscribing etc. http://lists.moqtalk.org/listinfo.cgi/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org Archives: http://lists.moqtalk.org/pipermail/moq_discuss-moqtalk.org/ http://moq.org.uk/pipermail/moq_discuss_archive/
