miércoles, 20 de marzo de 2013

Religions retain poverty



Christianity and other religions need to keep poverty of humanity to justify its existence (supposedly) benefactor.

The word "outsourcing", even in 2013, was not accepted by the Spanish Royal Academy, but is already in use as with most new words: The Royal Academy always validates linguistic developments after a few years of use, ensures that when the new term was not simply a local expression, circumstantial and perishable.

The word "outsourcing" means: another delegate, tasks that could be done by oneself. One company, for example, but could have a security department prefers to outsource the service, paying only companies that are dedicated to providing the task. The same goes for cleaning, machine maintenance, personnel management, and so a hearty 'etc.' efforts that may be made by persons under the responsibility of the contracting company but, for economy or convenience, are delegated other responsible, is "outsourced."

In another article (1) I commented on an unconscious phenomenon, but certainly widespread to be unconscious not have considered. I refer to the ambivalence with which, on the one hand we try to be good workers for our employer or clients, but inadvertently the sole purpose of preserving the source of income, we do things wrong, we do not give definitive solutions, we cause problems for the client or employer always need us and we retain that revenue.

In another article (2) also commented that the rulers "say" they want to educate, but to overwhelm with too ambitious curricula evidently wish to keep us ignorant and controllable.

Now add that Christianity and other religions need to keep poverty to justify their existence (supposedly) benefactor.

   
Note: Original in Spanish (without translation by Google): Las religiones conservan la pobreza.
 
(Este es el Artículo Nº 1.825)

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