This book critiques dualistic thinking, arguing that it fuels conflict by polarizing Good and Bad. Instead of seeking unity, it advocates for trinitarian thinking, introducing a "third principle" to transform conflict into a dynamic process. It offers insights and practical suggestions for healing societal divisions and includes a revolutionary magical system.
de Arcano Nostrae Sanctissimae Mirabilisque Trinitatis
The book explores the challenges of dualistic thinking, particularly the Good/Bad dichotomy that fuels human conflict. It examines how this binary perspective can lead to viewing opponents as wholly evil, stripping them of their humanity. The author critiques the common responses to this issue, which often advocate for unity through a return to shared values or a pursuit of higher understanding, suggesting that these approaches may not fully address the underlying problem.