I don't have any problem with that position and wasn't criticizing it. However, I do think that its important when involved in social movements to not flatten the complexities of the society its trying to effect.
robert wood
> On Sep 17, 2007, at 7:50 PM, wrobert at uci.edu wrote:
>
>> As a Spinozist, I tend to agree with Doug that I wish that we lived
>> in a world without these modes of mystification, but as an organizer
>> I don't see the point of alienating potential allies who have
>> similar beliefs as me, despite their need for transcendental
>> mystification....
>
> Once again, I don't see why I can't say I don't like religion, and at
> the same time work with religious people. Why is it that the seculars
> have to make all the concessions? They obviously think I'm a
> misguided godless person, but that's ok? They don't have to worry
> about alienating me?
>
> Doug
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