Is Atheistic Humanism the ideology of the Anglo-Sphere?
December 30, 2013 at 8:25 pm
(This post was last modified: December 30, 2013 at 8:32 pm by theyear12013.)
So here's a less controversial post. 
I think. 
Is Anglo-American-Australian-Kiwi-Canadian humanism now the defacto ideology of the Commonwealth+Americasphere? Is it also the dominant ideological force in the world today? I suppose internal threats from Christianity remain.
I think the answer is yes, humanism despite some troubles is more and more at the center of ideological life. Does East Asia have an ideology besides each country's specific ethno-nationalism? Buddhism appears dead there or ethnically fractured (ie Japanese offshoot for Japanese). The Middle East is in flames. Hinduism is a living museum.
Perhaps Roman Catholic Brazil? The old latin-anglo rivalry will rise again? But does the remains of the spanish empire have a plausible ideological alternative to Anglo humanism?
I think. Is Anglo-American-Australian-Kiwi-Canadian humanism now the defacto ideology of the Commonwealth+Americasphere? Is it also the dominant ideological force in the world today? I suppose internal threats from Christianity remain.
I think the answer is yes, humanism despite some troubles is more and more at the center of ideological life. Does East Asia have an ideology besides each country's specific ethno-nationalism? Buddhism appears dead there or ethnically fractured (ie Japanese offshoot for Japanese). The Middle East is in flames. Hinduism is a living museum.
Perhaps Roman Catholic Brazil? The old latin-anglo rivalry will rise again? But does the remains of the spanish empire have a plausible ideological alternative to Anglo humanism?
