135. 'We the Peopls' Has Developed Three Different Minds
Are the human souls immortal? If the answer is 'yes,' why do I not hear any detailed statements of Americans. Let me explain why the political minds of Americans are still very different.
Strange political thoughts appeared in the USA after Ben Franklin died in 1790; after England returned to war in 1812; after the thoughts of American economists (click) became similar to the thoughts of England's Adam Smith and England's East India Companies; after England's book by Darwin on evolutionary theory appeared in 1859; and after Lincoln was assassinated. These influences from England would change the mind of Ben Franklin in Europe.
Some very strange thoughts came from England. These thoughts speak of concepts such as bloodlines, primogeniture, and the rights of inheritances. Out of these concepts came new U.S. political thoughts, For example, inheritances and families are mentioned; the belief of born criminals are mentioned; and the belief that U.S. shooters have mental problems are mentioned.
When will 'one American mind' become real? I believe that a single American mind could come from the mind of Ben Franklin. In his autobiography before he died, Franklin told his grandson that the human soul is immortal. I believe that Ben's statement came from Gottfried Leibniz This immortality is found in Leibniz's Monadology in 1714.
When Ben went to Germany in 1766 and became a member of the Royal Society of Science at Gottingen, I say that Ben's mind was changed drastically. In Germany and France, Ben learned the immortality of humans and concluded that a war with England was coming. This war came because the British mind was based on empiricism and the German and French minds were based on rationalism. When Ben came back from Europe, some Americans became rational thinkers under God. And, other Americans became empirical thinkers. These other Americans either develop a deistic God or have turned to atheism.
At this time, the people of the USA have developed three different political minds. Thus, many Americans are not following the founding documents of the USA.
Strange political thoughts appeared in the USA after Ben Franklin died in 1790; after England returned to war in 1812; after the thoughts of American economists (click) became similar to the thoughts of England's Adam Smith and England's East India Companies; after England's book by Darwin on evolutionary theory appeared in 1859; and after Lincoln was assassinated. These influences from England would change the mind of Ben Franklin in Europe.
Some very strange thoughts came from England. These thoughts speak of concepts such as bloodlines, primogeniture, and the rights of inheritances. Out of these concepts came new U.S. political thoughts, For example, inheritances and families are mentioned; the belief of born criminals are mentioned; and the belief that U.S. shooters have mental problems are mentioned.
When will 'one American mind' become real? I believe that a single American mind could come from the mind of Ben Franklin. In his autobiography before he died, Franklin told his grandson that the human soul is immortal. I believe that Ben's statement came from Gottfried Leibniz This immortality is found in Leibniz's Monadology in 1714.
When Ben went to Germany in 1766 and became a member of the Royal Society of Science at Gottingen, I say that Ben's mind was changed drastically. In Germany and France, Ben learned the immortality of humans and concluded that a war with England was coming. This war came because the British mind was based on empiricism and the German and French minds were based on rationalism. When Ben came back from Europe, some Americans became rational thinkers under God. And, other Americans became empirical thinkers. These other Americans either develop a deistic God or have turned to atheism.
At this time, the people of the USA have developed three different political minds. Thus, many Americans are not following the founding documents of the USA.
posted by George Shollenberger @ 3:04 PM
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