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       The New Collectiveism and the Dialectic As A Belief Changing  Pr
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       By: bernardpyron Date: November 5, 2018, 1:22 pm
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       The New Collectiveism and the Dialectic As A Belief Changing
       Procedure
       Bernard Pyron
       The Group Dynamics movement in experimental social psychology
       and the Encounter Group Movement can be seen as a part of the
       influence of  Transformational Marxism on American politics and
       culture. The Group Dynamics movement found ways of manipulating
       groups and individuals in the groups, which was then applied in
       the Encounter Group movement. Group Dynamicse, for example,
       found ways of creating cohesive groups, which the Encounter
       Group movement then applied to  create cohesive groups to use to
       move members toward the goals of Marxist Group Facilitators.
       The term "facilitator" is right out of the Encounter Group
       Movement of the sixties and seventies. Carl Rogers was one of
       the leaders of the Encounter Group movement,and with other
       facilitators under him,they ran encounter groups using the nuns
       of the
       Sacred Heart of Mary in Southern California.
       And we can say that the Dragon, or Serpent, used for the fallen
       angel Satain in the Book of Revelation, was the first
       facilitator in Genesis 3: 1-6.
       "And I beheld another beast coming up out of the earth; and he
       had two horns like a lamb, and he spake as a dragon."
       Revelation 13:  11
       "Now the serpent was more subtil than any beast of the field
       which the LORD God had made. And he said unto the woman, Yea,
       hath God said, Ye shall not eat of every tree of the garden?
       2.  
       fruit of the trees of the garden:
       3.  
       garden, God hath said, Ye shall not eat of it, neither shall ye
       touch it, lest ye die.
       4.  
       die:
       5.  
       eyes shall be opened, and ye shall be as gods, knowing good and
       evil.
       6.  
       that it was pleasant to the eyes, and a tree to be desired to
       make one wise, she took of the fruit thereof, and did eat, and
       gave also unto her husband with her; and he did eat."   Genesis
       3: 1-6
       In an interview called "The Story of a Repentant Psychologist"
       long after the
       encounter groups were run on the Nuns in 1966 and 1967, one of
       Carl Rogers' facilitators says "Within a
       year after our first interventions, 300 of them were petitioning
       Rome to get out
       of their vows. They did not want to be under anyone's authority,
       except the authority of their imperial inner selves."The
       interviewer
       asks "How many years did it take to destroy this Immaculate
       Heart
       order? Coulson: It took about a year and a half."
       William Coulson's story of how Carl Rogers and a number of
       trained
       facilitators of encounter group procedures "destroyed" the
       Sacred
       Heart of Mary group in Southern California is an example of the
       power
       of the dialectic as developed within American social and
       clinical
       psychology by the mid sixties. When you have a group led by a
       trained
       facilitator of the dialectic where the group is deliberately led
       to
       avoid focusing upon facts as truth and absolute morality, and
       instead
       the group is led to focus more on feelings and opinions, then
       you have
       a group which is more ready for transformation. Such a group is
       one in which more traditional
       reliance upon facts, or truths and on a fixed set of morals are
       given
       up and whatever satisfies man's feelings and opinions, which are
       derived from feelings, or emotions, take over.
       William Coulson had some kind of a junior  faculty appointment
       in the University of Wisconsin Psychiatric Institute in the
       sixties under Carl R. Rogers at about the same time that I was
       on the Schizophrenic Project under Rogers in the Psychiatric
       Institute.  I did not know Coulson at that time. but made
       contact with him years later.  By that time Coulson had become
       critical of Rogers and the theories Rogers promoted.
       “The individual accepts the new system of values and beliefs by
       accepting belongingness to the group.” Kurt Lewin in Kenneth
       Benne
       Human Relations in Curriculum Change
       The type of group that Kurt Lewin, the flounder of Group
       Dynamics, is
       talking about is a collective, unlike the cohesive family under
       the father
       figure.
       "And on the basis of this individual growth of each in our
       conditions a new
       type of mighty socialist collective will in the long run be
       formed, where
       “I” and “we” will merge into one inseparable whole. Such a
       collective can
       only develop on the basis of profound ideological solidarity and
       an equally
       profound emotional rapprochement, mutual understanding."
       Nadezhda K. Krupskaya a, Letter to A. M. Gorky
       Marx is said to have "turned Hegel on his head" in making the
       dialectic of Hegel atheistic and without morality. The Marxist
       version of the Hegelian dialectic has been developed into a
       belief and attitude change procedure, which also infiltrated the
       major institutions,including the churches, in the 20th century.
       Carl Rogers and other Encounter Group Facilitators used forms of
       the Marxist version of the Hegelian Dialectic. The Marxist
       dialectic was made into an attitude and belief changing
       procedure by American psychologists, who did not always identify
       themselves as Marxists. Dean Gotcher has written and talked
       about this work by American social, personality and clinical
       psychologists. Gotcher goes so far as to say that "Psychology is
       Marxism - Psychotherapists are Marxists."
       Gotcher got on the trail of Carl R, Rogers, which became a hot
       trail after Rogers left the University of Wisconsin in the
       sixties for Southern California, to became a Facilitator for the
       Encounter Group Movement.
       The dialectic was further developed in the Encounter Group
       Movement by facilitators as a method for changing attitudes and
       beliefs, which became part of the new collectivist movement in
       America.
       Some forms of the dialectic were popularized and used by the
       media, in education, by government and in the churches to some
       extent, especially in the mega church movement. Rick Warren used
       the dialectic in small groups.
       Rick Warren said that "Small groups are the most effective way
       of closing the back door of your church."
       But beyond Rick Warren's use of the Encounter Group attitude
       changing procedure, forms of the dialectic as a method of making
       an argument became popularly used in Christian dialogue..
       Remember that we can see a dialogue as being necessary to set up
       the dialectic change procedure in Genesis 3: 1-6, where Satan
       deceived  Eve  into disobeying God. . In Chapter 8 of John the
       Pharisees were making arguments opposing the doctrines of
       Christ,who was there with them. They were using a form of the
       dialectic to argue against Christ's absolute truth.This is a
       second characteristic of the dialectic, making that which is
       absolute truth - the word of God - into the thesis and directly
       opposing it by an anti thesis.
       "The dialectic is man thinking through his feelings. This is the
       reason God flooded the world and will judge the world again.
       "And as it was in the days of Noah, so shall it be also in the
       days of the Son of man." (Luke 17:26 ).God cannot speak into the
       pre-flood, Tower of Babel, Sodom and Gomorrah, dialectic mind."
       Quotes from Dean Gotcher
       The presence now of the dialectic mind could be an indication
       that the prophecy of Luke 17: 26 is starting to be fulfilled.
       The presence of the dialectic mind is a part of the spiritual
       darkness which is coming on at this time in history.
       The dialectic is  a  way of making an argument against that
       which is true or moral.  The dialectic mind  rejects  the truth
       of the word of God and makes an argument against it by use of
       types of arguments within dialogue.
       
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       Re: The New Collectiveism and the Dialectic As A Belief Changing
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       Re: The New Collectiveism and the Dialectic As A Belief Changing
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       By: patrick jane Date: August 28, 2020, 3:18 pm
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       yes
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       Re: The New Collectiveism and the Dialectic As A Belief Changing
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       By: patrick jane Date: October 29, 2020, 1:37 pm
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       [quote author=patrick jane link=topic=213.msg16754#msg16754
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