A New Mythology to Unite Humanity

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This is the title of a series of articles that I’m currently writing. What follows is merely a guide to the articles, as a convenient way of finding them.

The Need for a New Mythology — Introduction

The Need for a New Mythology — part 1, the Importance of Myth

The Need for a New Mythology — Where Do Myths Come From?

The Need for a New Mythology — Modern Scientific Attempts

The Case Against the Enlightenment, Reason, Science and Humanism — part 1

The Case Against the Enlightenment, Reason, Science, and Humanism — part 2

The Mythology of Modern Science — David Christian

The Mythology of Humanism and the Battle Against It

The Sacred Depths of Nature

The Nature of the Mythology to Come — Introduction

The Science of the New Mythology

The Spirituality of the New Mythology — part 1, the Perennial Philosophy

The Spirituality of the New Mythology — part 2, Western Traditions

The New Mythology — part 3, Christianity

The Religion and Spirituality of the New Mythology — part 4, the return of the Divine Feminine

The Divine Feminine as an Aspect of Masculine Psychology

Psychology and the New Mythology

The Psychology of the New Mythology — Part 2

The Search for a New Mythology — Summary

That completes the current series. In the next series, I’m going to turn to a study of old myths, to see whether they can still be relevant to modern life.

The first of these is the story of Jonah:

What We Can Learn from Ancient Myths — part 1, Jonah

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