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Morals Dogma
How society fails its people
In pursuing this further, it is important to note that society is always interdependent. Factors enclosed therein influence its success. Matters like a strongly adhered culture; language, respecting the elderly or worshipping of particular supreme god and other similar elements.
Great philosophers more often have agreed that all actions of human behaviour come from an art. They as well agree that art can never be a serious profession. In fact until mortals think through it (art) thoroughly, only then it can be. In doing so, they make a science. So, art makes science. They concur that through art, science is borne. So the art makes science which is knowledge in practice.
In basic, one can make art a serious profession only if he can do the said art. Thus actualizing the theories learnt by virtue of knowledge. Then one can be a successful member of society, through actualizing gained knowledge; times through the tampering heat of experience.
Today being an Artist is not enough; making gainful achievement through it is the science. Could be making income from it or impacting society in a positive way.
Respective Duties
Members of society in their respective duties likewise could become successful only if they are diligent to utilize their disposable talents dutifully to one another. When there is order in that society, then one can say it to be successful. Of course, with leaders, as Dante notes in his discourse, a society with those capable, "to impose human order upon chaos…" Because it is where there is order, there lies integrity.
There then comes the Maslow's pyramid. Whether his perception that a few people, if any attain success as measured at the crest is contestable, but what we know is clear- human beings are different. Different as DNA is unique to humans.
However, upon the turn of the century, societies have been faced with an ever increasing threat to tear it apart: Wars, battles of egos and sexes. Bear in mind that such societies when socialized with poor knowledge, have continually been eroding themselves of morals; Greed and Confucian dogma; capitalism versus socialism.
Education
Picture this; has it ever occurred to one time common men to become leaders? What about popular revolutions? Who leads them and what happens after they assume power? Do they evolve detached from their former common simplicity? Are all animals destined to be equal really? Did someone say; education was the equalizer?
Knowledge today is a way vaguely worded conception; it is a far cry from ideal. Statistics will continue painting a very grim reaper's statue, the dim picturesque even to vision 2030.After class 8, form 4 and hoopla, God knows how many are going to be left in quandrums of society after failing academic targets as set. To gatekeepers, the policies for the sector are good when published in theory and not when actualized. This is where pundits like debating endlessly on what system of education good and which bad.
We have the reality today. The ideal could be in our tomorrow. Where more times have we romanced in dreams to be. We however do not have to lamely excuse ourselves in ‘Rome was not built in a day' mantra. For that is where we fail. Even builders of Rome had plan and strategy.
Opinion of order
Had philosophers of yore been in romance with the ideal? What about those who imported the art of master craftsmanship to engineer revolutions? And what are hitherto our philosophers doing in similar ‘thinkshops'.
Do they hold opinion of order upon societies, where merit is rewarded? Proper systems of government are internalized? Are democracies still bereft a fitting modern description? Can democracy still be the gospel?
What nexus is there when theses paragons adhere to double standards in between perpetuating extremism for purpose of promoting capitalism? Has proclivity to its greedy tendencies engendered socialized societies devalue their way of life? Is extremism the new romance? What about pro gay sentiments, racism?
Obviously these questions are loaded and barely definitive.
According to a piece on the issue in the Newsweek, "there few good books to teach society in these queasy uncertain future…the west fanned extremism; liberal modernity bore same sex relationships. Today technology is the new theatre as global heat swells us near to our grave..."
Whether or not, they have researched and documented is less an issue. We all have responsibility should we be called upon. Be it in benevolent and collective terms as members of civilizations. And Africa is destined to be one homogenous society should it bind itself in shared ideals and values. If so, must never settle to being a passive player.
Among models of better organized societies there you will find, can we say-an aspect of civility. Even as leaders do the climate change talk, Let us endeavor specially in this New Year to turn into that ideal society so long several removes from reality. We can choose the best in us; romance more with our patriotic instincts. Nurture and mentors others. Learn and take appropriate risks. Above all connect with the Supreme Being, just to make home with the muse
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Would the world be a better place if people kept traditional morals and rejected dogma outright?
This is what I advocate. I like the idea of a traditionalist system that has worked for many hundreds of years, however I'd also like to see fear mongering and brainwashing completely eliminated from society. I don't think many people actually realize that morals were put into place in order for the overall health and integrity of a society. I feel there are too many "clicks" today and not enough morality and forward, critical thought left to bind their members.
One cannot reject the doctrinal traditions of Christ and also reject the doctrinal traditions of Christ's Apostles! They preached what Christ preached. Doctrine is Dogma. Dogma is the Church of Christ.
TRADITIONAL CATHOLICISM us not merely "sunday" doctrines, but the virtues (morality) and dogmatic sacraments of Christ. Those sacraments are pre-1958 and are de fide, unchangeable.
All this history is to say that when the True Catholic Church disappears, when its valid sacraments are invalidated (and grace is drained) morality does, too. Then the Catholic Church goes into eclipse, only a remnant retains traditional morality AND doctrines, and the Latter Days are upon us.
Traditional Catholics of Trent at
traditionalmass.org/
Talking to Freemasons about Morals and Dogma Part 1