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MODEL OF NEUTRAL-INCLUSIVITY
BOOK OF FUNDAMENTALS

 

1.4 

UNIVERSAL IDEALS AND OMNIFARIOUS FAILURES

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JUST A FEW EXAMPLES


There is a number of ideals which have somehow been professed for centuries or millenniums by adherents of practically all ideologies, political or nonpolitical, religious or nonreligious:

  • peace, peaceful coexistence and security
  • democracy (as opposed to the dictatorship of one or a few)
  • equality or nondiscrimination (particularly with regard to nationality, race, ethnicity and gender)
  • tolerance
  • personal freedom and fulfilment.
Not many people are openly against any of these ideals. Yet, humankind is, and has been, perpetually faced -- also for centuries or millenniums -- with all kinds of failure, like the following ones:
  • civil and international wars and conflicts
  • dictatorships
  • abnegational discrimination and preferential treatment
  • intolerance
  • unnecessary restrictions of personal freedom.
It seems incomprehensible that humankind appears to have universal ideals, but that it is not capable of actually establishing a society in which these ideals are carried thru. There must be something that overrules the ideals formally adhered to, or paid lip-service to; something that prepares human beings, or people, to act to the contrary. Let us therefore take a closer look at the examples given.


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