2005-2-28 14:32:00
In the last section posted, DK makes the point that it seems easy to raise large sums of money for orthodox organizations such as the Red Cross, hospitals, educational institutions etc., but very difficult to raise money for more enlightened, forward thinking ideas.
This principle also applies to religion. The standard religions raise large sums of money, but anyone presenting advanced spiritual ideas has a very difficult time, many of them living in hand-to-mouth conditions.
Question: Why is this and what can be done about it?
Copyright 2005 by J J Dewey