What is dogma’s greatest benefit to humanity?
Dogma, to me, is unbreakable tradition.
Traditional is both freedom and a prison.
Let me try to share a weird mental, growth-mindset, perspective on dogma.
Recently, a next-door neighbor, from Brazil, moved in.
Some context: People from all over the world live in our 30-lot subdivision.
This got me thinking (again) about should i learn Spanish, Portuguese, Japanese, Hindi, Hebrew… Should i explore some Columbian, Brazilian, Japanese, Indian, Israeli music?
And here was my epiphany…as an American living in America, in an American subdivision, if i try to learn some language and some music from all these other places, that would put a heavy load on my learning.
What seems to make the most sense, is instead of one person (me, or anyone) trying to learn multiple other country’s languages and music, perhaps 10 other people could learn the language and music with America’s fingerprint on it.
Weird, right?
Wonder if any other neighbors have thought about this?
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