To Gain Ground

 

To gain ground morally, one must have the right presuppositions to build a moral argument on. With that in mind, I am confident that several Mavellonialist self-evident axioms will prove illuminating.

 

First, people are born wicked and hating, but not entirely wicked; they are recessively, naturally good and loving.

 

People are born bad, and they are psychological altruists, so they run in packs. God, the good deities, and the Good Spirits are good because they are self-loving individualists and individuators, and through their self-love, they can care for all creatures, beings and the universe itself. They want humans, born in their image and likeness, to self-realize, to love themselves, and through enlightened self-love, to care for others and the world itself.

 

People do not want to and do not, for the most part, want to individual-live and individuate or love themselves, so they defy and rebel against the Good Spirits, and work as children of darkness for the collectivist Dark Couple and the Evil Spirits.

 

If people are trained in Mavellonialist theology and ethics, they will learn to emulate the self-realized but ever self-realizing Good Spirits and then love, creativity, cosmos and healing can enter the world, where God is not much worshiped, respected, followed or obeyed.