The hottest Worldviews Substack posts right now

The fundamental question is not whose side you are on, but what is the right answer.
There should be a focus on evaluating ideas as right or wrong, rather than labeling individuals as good or evil.
Differences in political views often stem from disagreements on facts and outcomes, rather than intentions or morality.

There are two different versions of Christianity in the U.S.: Knights and Gardeners, based on different worldviews and beliefs about the universe.
Knights see the universe as a cosmic struggle between good and evil, while Gardeners view it as a cosmic garden where all living things should be nurtured.
Identifying whether someone is a Knight or Gardener can help forecast their behavior in various aspects of life, including relationships, conflict resolution, and soul matters.

The notion of saving the world involves a complex interplay between biological and temporal scopes
Different types of saviors are motivated by varying definitions of what constitutes the 'world' worth saving
There is an evolving concept of saving the world that involves rewilding the modern technological landscape

Essays on "how to think" may lack a strict path to truth but offer valuable heuristics.
Reading old books can help broaden perspectives by recognizing implicit assumptions in our worldviews.
Examining intended but unrealized outcomes, as seen in historical examples, can provide valuable insights into complex systems.

It's important to focus on big ideas and worldviews rather than just specific policies. Talking about why we believe what we do can help us find common ground.
True community cannot exist if we only care for people who think like us. We need to extend love and safety to everyone, even those we disagree with.
Listening to personal stories is vital. Hearing from people's experiences can guide us in creating a supportive environment, especially for those facing challenges.

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A black iron prison is like a distorted way of thinking. People in it can hold strong beliefs, but those beliefs may not be based on what’s really true.
It's important to consider that we might all be in some sort of mental prison. A good way to check this is to stay open-minded about our own beliefs and how they shape our views of the world.
When we face big challenges or losses, it can help us break free from these prisons. Sometimes, experiences like therapy or even spiritual practices can help us see things differently.