Read this post -
Monkey See, Monkey Do, by
Steve McVey, on a study done on monkeys, on indoctrination.
In any system that is enslaved to
groupthink, people who begin to
question the unquestioned answers, will be viewed through the lens of suspicion, and labeled.
And since we hate the idea of being ostracized, often times, we resort to sticking our heads in the sand.
It's a bit hard initially, but in the process of being true to ourselves, it is important that we stop expecting that everyone around us will nod in agreement with us.
I thoroughly enjoy the company of people who are not afraid of questions (whether we agree with our answers we have at the moment, or not), than pretend-friendships that are based solely on social, political and/or doctrinal agreements.
