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How is this related to religion? What puzzled me about that quote was why it was a “privilege” to learn something new. It would seem that anyone can do that, u
by Grustaf 7y ago
How is this related to religion?
What puzzled me about that quote was why it was a “privilege” to learn something new. It would seem that anyone can do that, unless perhaps if you are desperately poor and living hand to mouth.
- camdenlock 7y agoReligions enforce the use of custom language upon others. Here, “privilege” holds special meaning, the definition of which is established and disseminated by authorities of a specific belief system (Intersectionalism, in this case). In order to discover the meaning, you have to consult a priest of the religion. This differs from an evidence-based system, where anyone can discover meaning on their own using universally-available tools. No appeals to an authority are required.