Globalism-Communism---> ~Change~

[Jesus Is Real]

This mind-changing (Hegelian dialectic) process required students in Communist nations to "confess" their thoughts and feelings in their respective groups. Trained facilitator-teachers would then guide the group dialogue toward a pre-planned consensus. The original thesis and antithesis -- opposing views such as Christianity versus Marxism -- would be merged or synthesized into ever-evolving higher "truths."

Huxley believed the same process, "the thesis, antithesis and synthesis of Hegelian philosophy," would mold global citizens committed to the oneness of all. Through "the Marxist 'reconciliation of opposites,'" conflicts would cease and a new manageable world would rise from the ashes of the old. [8]

This revolutionary program was officially incorporated into American education in 1985, when President Reagan and Soviet President Gorbachev signed the U.S.-USSR Education Exchange Agreement. It put American technology into the hands of Communist strategists and sanctioned our use of their psycho-social strategies, including the mass media. As Julian Huxley suggested back in 1947, "the techniques of persuasion and information and true propaganda" must be "deliberately" used "as Lenin envisaged - to 'overcome the resistance of millions' to desirable change."[9]
http://www.crossroad.to/articles2/Reinventing2.htm#dialogue


Does this remind anyone of anything, like even the foundation of internet forums - AND this is GLOBAL FOLKS?
I'm just going to listen and not post for a while. God bless you all and for Christ's sake - be on the alert of all this - it's only getting worse - moment by moment!!!

 

[Jesus Is Real]

The dialectic is a way of thinking
used by "intellectuals" to evaluate
how people think; to predict the
most effective environment with
which to change how people think.

Diaprax:
Is the Practice (praxis) of
Evaluating God and His Word through
Human Perception and Reasoning (the dialectical process).

Also:
The dialectic is a way of thinking used by "intellectuals" to evaluate both personal and social "felt" needs. The first consideration of dialectic thought is how people relate to one another. This is the personal need each individual has for social relationship. The focus in satisfying these needs is not on what you think when you think about others—that is monodimensional thinking or the traditional way of thinking (didactic)—but how you think about others—that is multidimensional thinking or the transformational way of thinking (dialectic). The "others" you must think about include not only family, friends, community, established ideas, normal behavior, and traditional ways of doing things but also strangers, enemies, foreigners, innovative ideas, daring behavior, and new or different ways of doing things.

It's one BIG------> Globalism-Communism---> ~Change~