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%KINDS BEHAVIORS CHARACTERISTICS ASPECTS DOMINATION 040916
%PERSONAL COMMUNAL DISINTEGRATION PRESUMED SUPERIOR 040916
%SAVED GOOD SUPERIOR BETTER RIGHTEOUS KNOWLEDGE SIN 040916
%RESCUE EVIL THOUGHT DESIRES HOPES ASPIRATIONS SEEN 040916
 %ABSOLUTE TRUTH MYTH REDEMPTIVE VIOLENCE COERCIONS 040916

     The  following  kinds  of  behaviors  of  domineering
people promote both personal and communal disintegrations:

     1.  Presuming to be superior or good;  in contrast to
different people who are inferior or evil.

     2.  Presuming to define,  label and tell other how to
be "saved", "good", "superior", "right", "righteous", etc.

     3.  Presuming to  have the knowledge of God regarding
which people are "good" and which people are "evil" --- by
eating daily of the "Tree of the Knowledge of Who is  Good
and Who is Evil".

     4.  Presuming to "rescue"  people from their  "evil":
thoughts,   desires,  hopes,   aspirations,   experiences,
perceptions, understandings, emotions, intimacies,  loves,
and lovers.

     5.  Presuming  to have and control ABSOLUTE-TRUTH  to
the  exclusion of complementary partial-truths as they are
discerned  by people who are:  gracious,  honest,   civil,
hospitable, patient,  reconcilers,  integrators,  healers,
peace-makers,  and True-Lovers within  open, affirming and
reconciling communities of Love.

     6.  Presuming  that  the  Myth-of-Redemptive-Violence
can be extended and improved by including with Violence as
additional   equal-means  ---   each  of  the   following:
Coercion,   Management,   Domination,   Controls,    Laws,
Legalisms,   Judgements,   Excommunications,   Rejections,
Exclusivity,  Alienation,  Arrogance,  Self-righteousness,
etc.
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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