STUDIES IN THEOLOGY - Popular Christianity 07/11/2006

STUDIES IN THEOLOGY;

Popular Christianity- 07/11/2006

Study Notes And Journal Entries,

An Observation

By

David A. Archer

02/15/1968

07/11/2006

In a social sense - sans religious opinion and connotation associated with this given example - would it be possible to create an "Adam and Eve" society? Utilizing the diversities existing within a given society as elements of a larger metaphoric representation of such a "paradise?" this being much in the same way as described within the comparison to Christ, though perhaps then being introduced within it.

Attaining a social harmony which then in turn depicted on a larger scale, the movement and interaction of those two presented examples - being "Adam" and "Eve?"

It could even be possible to then introduce other emulations as social movement, again in the interest of absurdity and even consistency within that. Perhaps then introducing theater and musical compositions into that larger movement within each established consistent dynamic?

It may sound as touched with a little insanity - but such consideration is entertaining as thought. Especially if it were that those involved were "privy" so as to benefit in the pleasures or failings if such an orchestrated social endeavor!

Perhaps someday when humans surpass the small minded hurdles we continue to stumble on (especially in positions of power) - such could become a possibility - even in the terrifying aspects of the idea in blind compliance. but maybe those dangers will pass with the passing of those other stumbling blocks.

No time soon, I am sure, given the want and tendency to keep people ignorant of even themselves.