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Uncle Emanuel Watkins
03-01-2010, 11:44 AM
In public, a man unclothed is viewed as primitive or shameful. When injured, the exposed inward parts of the human body will sicken others and will be covered over if the victim dies. These are two examples proving that mankind views himself and herself existentially. When a person is not whole, we care for them.
When caring for dogs, we personify them. Likewise, children learn about being a human being by reading fables and watching movies that personify animals. Plants and animals are a reflection of mankind. Take them away and mankind becomes invisible.
The best proof that we should be existential in purpose comes from the Almighty Himself. As Jesus the Father was bound by the law, Jesus the Son of man was spontaneous in comparison. He could do as He Willed to do and He chose in the end during the last supper to shed His blood as wine and break Himself into bread to be taken into and become parts with man.
But the days are evil as governments seem to be moving away from treating mankind as existential in purpose. As the legal precedents we have today originated from the Holy Father's Ten Commandments, the Civil Purpose our Founding Fathers established originated from the Son of man's single Covenant given to the disadvantaged slaves to, "Love thy neighbor as thyself."
What does this mean? Well, ask a child to draw a picture of a person and they will portray the DnA, the law, as a stick figure of him and her but also the smile, their Civil Purpose, on their faces. Having puritanism so deeply rooted into our culture will leave most of us numb to this significance.
As governments have neglected our American Civil Purpose, science also has abandoned us. After what appears to be an eternity of people digging themselves out from under persecution, it is science itself that has developed a conclusion substantiating the reason for tyranny to shirk its responsibility towards them.
We need to establish a new science in the United States one that is existential to our American Civil Purpose.