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%PRIVACY PRINCIPLES DOMINATION SYSTEM CONTROLS SINS+000514
%LEGITIMATE COMPLAINT CONCERN THOUGHTS FEARS ACTION+000514
%INVASION OBJECTION IMMATURE PARANOIA EMBARRASSMENT 000514
                                                          
     It  is  difficult  for  a community  to  protect  its
members against disintegrative invasions of  privacy  when
there is no  consensus upon the principles behind  privacy
rights.   Should  people  have  the right to  make  atomic
bombs  in private?  Hardly!   Should people have the right
to spread diseases and abuse vulnerable people in private?
Hardly?     Usually  there is general  agreement  on  such
questions.                                                
                                                          
     The  situation  is different when it  comes  to  some
religious leaders'   notions of what should be,  and  what
should  not  be,  privacy  rights  regarding:   attitudes,
assumptions,  desirers, hopes, aspirations, beliefs,  etc.
Some  religious  leaders' indicate by their behaviors that
they are unwilling to grant any such privacy rights.    Do
they have legitimate concerns;  or are they in fact closet
supporters  of "The Domination System".    What principles
are  they  behaving  in terms of when they fail  to  grant
people  any privacy rights?    Is there any sense in which
their behaviors are  supportive  of  both the personal and
communal   integrity   of  people  who  are   seeking   to
understand, expose and subvert "The Domination System"?   
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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