The Disenchantment of the World - Blood $atellite

Dimes and Judas slide into a review of “The Disenchantment of the World” by Marcel Gauchet, an accounting of the history of religion in the interest of establishing a dramatic temporal demarcation past which genuine faith ceases to be widespread. Contrasted against the development of the state and the man’s dominion over the paranormal through inquisition, it seeks to explain why the recapturing of faith has become faith itself. Taken from Episode #291 – Revolt Against the Moderate World.Listen to full episodes of Blood $atellite on, iTunes, Google Podcasts, Stitcher, Audible, and more.➡️ Full Content: http://www.bloodsatellite.ca➡️ Clips: https://odysee.com/@BloodSatellite:3➡️Support: https://bloodsatellite.gumroad.com/★ Store: https://goodsvffer.com/★ Vanguardist Journal: https://vanguardistjournal.com/★ Twitter: https://x.com/LegallyIronicTimestamps:00:00 – “The Disenchantment of the World” Discussion Begins03:33 – Social Structure Escaped Religion and Dominated It07:41 – World Accepting vs. World Rejecting, Revisited16:36 – The Development of Reducing Practical Otherness20:49 – The State Severs History in Two23:10 – The Priest Class Representing Control Over God24:57 – A Revolution of Individuality Swept the World28:26 – Understanding “The One” Creates Runaway Disassociation36:42 – God Absent in Nature Becomes Absent in our Hierarchies