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Re:Theosophical fundamentalism

Oct 27, 1997 09:26 AM
by Nicholas Weeks


Paul Johnson:

> Being the proponent of new ideas about the very basis of
> Theosophy and the TS, I found that there is absolute and total
> institutional resistance to considering such new ideas in a
> respectful, objective way...  But the overall mindset of all
> three organizations is to ignore or attack anyone who poses
> fundamental, challenging questions about HPB and the Masters.

There is that possibility.  PJ does not seem to countenance the
other possibility that his theory is completely wrong.  "New
ideas" are not true because they are new; nor are organizational
mindsets mistaken because a group, over time, has such a firm
conviction.

Just a reminder to readers of this list that PJ's belief in his
martyrdom is not the only explanation for opposition to his
alleged "new ideas."

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