The West is in decline? Chapter One of Aphrodite Rising deals with
the thinkers who believe it is. The rest of the book advances a
brand new idea: the West rests on two strands of thought inherited
from its Greek origins - the Platonist (spiritual) and Aristotelian
(materialist and scientific). Both are needed but one - the
Platonist - has been eroded and the result is a lopsidedness
leading to decay. The concept of a Creator-God is at the heart of
the decline - it poses too many problems for the Aristotelian wing.
The problem with atheism is explained and the evolution of Western
consciousness traced, with a chapter on the inability of science to
account for it. The book also points out that materialism and the
spiritual aren't incompatible. Other chapters explain Platonism,
with the practical example of Oscar Wilde who became a Platonist in
jail. Finally, the book suggests how Platonism and Christianity can
be brought together, hence Aphrodite Rising.
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