This column was published on UPI’s Religion and Spirituality Forum on March 19, 2007.
Four years into the grand misadventure which, euphemistically, we now call “Operation Iraqi Freedom,” a lot of Americans are scratching their heads, asking how we got into this mess. Continue reading
In 1932, in an essay entitled “The Modern Spiritual Problem,” Carl Jung wrote:
We like to think that, on the basis of widespread knowledge of the unconscious and its ways, no one could be deceived by a statesman who was unaware of his own bad motives; they very newspapers would pull him up: “Please have yourself analysed; you are suffering from a father-complex.”
Prescient.