The Hegelian Dialectic

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The Hegelian dialectic is a form of psychological manipulation. It’s a philosophical argumentation consist of 3 dialectics to change a person’s point of view, without them even knowing it.

The Hegelian dialectic uses thesis (problem), anti- thesis (reaction) and syn- thesis (solution). Create the problem, incite the reaction  and then present the solution. A syn-thesis is established through the process of causing friction between 2 contradictory views.  Syn-thesis is  syncretism. Syncretism is a  integration  of two extreme perspectives.

Therefore, people could be inclined to agree with a view that they would not have accepted at first, knowing the possible ramifications.

 

 

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Since 2010, I've experienced promptings, encouragement as well as assistance from the Holy Spirit. The promptings led me to the word of God. This was the start of my own personal journey as I sought after the truth. God was then calling me as I sought after the truth according to His word. The truth was leading me to the decision to give my life to Him. I gave my life to God on the 28th of January 2012. Instantly, I had the desire to share with others the truth of God, that God is a God of love, truth, righteousness, holiness, mercy and justice. I couldn't keep something like this to myself in a lost and dying world, a world in a fallen state, and a world steeped in confusion concerning the view of who God is. My journey wasn't without struggle though, I realised through suffering we come to know God. To not only be humble, but to be empathic and not detached from people who are suffering. Sometime in 2012, God inspired me to become a writer just after my prayer to fulfill my purpose, the purpose of the reason of my existence. My prayer was a reflection of Isaiah 43:1-7. So I started writing essays pertaining to His word. I shared what I wrote with my family and friends. Therefore, the aspiration to help people globally, came with the realisation to give God the honour and the glory. To be part of making a difference. The inspiration to start blogging was impressed upon me to do. Through prayerful guidence, I believe God has led me to this point, which I believe is for His glory.