Spiritual Ideology

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Spiritual Ideology

Spiritual Ideology is a collection of spiritual ideas, archetypes, and spiritual ideals designed specifically to promote and support particular economic or political agendas. Spiritual ideologies function by providing justifications and excuses for the inequality, oppression classicism, sexism, racism, and homophobia that often attend a specific Regime of Accumulation

Related LP Terms

Spiritual Ideology > Big Questions, Ideological State Apparatus, Ideology, Indoctrination, Interpellation, Louis Althusser, Master Narrative, Ruling Ideology, Subjugated Knowledge

Non-LP Related Terms

Spiritual Ideology > Big Questions, Ideological State Apparatus, Ideology, Indoctrination, Interpellation, Louis Althusser, Master Narrative, Ruling Ideology, Subjugated Knowledge

Notes

Religion is designed as a vehicle for spiritual ideology.

The Western Tarot deck, as designed and promulgated by 19th and 20th century Freemasons, is a vehicle for spiritual ideology (Sosteric, 2014).

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