Learning and Trust LO13449

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I am presuming that Thomas, and others, mean western biblical God in their
messages. Many people do not believe in your god, but in their own. Many
do not believe in a god at all. We are not all christians; and we are not
all religious. I am struck by how religiously infused is the LO
(predominantly American) discourse.

I think it was Suzanne Deakins who wrote in part in LO13208 (sorry if this
attribution is incorrect): "eventually we must all face our own
consciousness and unconscious and its part in life's drama." I agree. I
think it goes to the heart of connecting insight with deep-level learning.

regards
Peter

Peter Fullerton
peterxyz@ozemail.com.au

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