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Taking the Red Pill: Science, Philosophy and Religion in The Matrix by Glenn Yeffeth, David Gerrold

Taking the Red Pill: Science, Philosophy and Religion in The Matrix Glenn Yeffeth, David Gerrold ebook
Publisher: Summersdale
Format: pdf
ISBN: 0143002902, 9780143002901
Page: 305

And this brings me to a new study led by Ed O'Brien out of the University of Michigan recently published in Psychological Science. However, as we should all know, from either our “secular” knowledge, or our “Christian” heritage, or I hope from some other element of other faith-languages, the very act of making the rule “thou shalt not take the red pill” encourages an act of defiance. Tags: ed o'brien, Jonathan Haidt, Maia szalavitz, moral psychology, political philosophy, politics, Psychology, righteous minds, ying and yang. This is what the Asian religions nailed on the head. Morpheus is aware that any explanation he could give Neo about the nature of the Matrix prior to the taking of the red pill would be pointless, since no one on his right mind could ever believe the truth. I for one choose the red pill, you can choose to stay on the farm and let these leeches get fat on your blood, sweat and tears. "The pluralistic form takes for me a stronger hold on reality than any other philosophy I know of, being essentially a social philosophy, a philosophy of 'co'-William James. I was not impressed and although I can agree to a good degree, I have to say that there are far to many extreme and inflexible statements and one sided philosophical arguments made in this video. Here's one idea: let's take the red pill and realize that we all can't be right while remembering that we all have something to contribute. Morpheus gives Neo a choice between two pills: red to learn the truth about the Matrix, or blue to return to the world as he knows it. Neo takes the red pill and soon finds him self awakening, hairless and in a pool of goo. History books will tell you that Gnosticism began as a quasi-philosophical religious movement among hermits settled in Egypt, who combined the teachings of the primitive Christian church from the East, with the older Platonic ideas from the Western Classical world. Loading Thursday, March 7, 2013. Great philosophers taking the red pill - Part2. Categories: Religion and Science · Worldviews Tags: Atheism The Matrix is quite an awesome movie, and a perfect analogy for philosophical and religious discussion. Part 2: Rene Descartes Not so much it's literal interpretation, as that seems to be a basic truth of consciousness of all sorts and not specific to a Matrix movie, but the manner in which he came up with it. I agree 100% if you please realize religion is NOT the same as TRUE relationship with Christ Jesus as this is the ONLY way of escape. He is connected to many wires, which soon all disconnect The Wachowski Brothers combined philosophy, religion, and an original sci-fi story to combine a complex but easily accessible story.