who says"culture is an initial instalment in freedopm"?

Answer 1

Culture?
I have no idea who said the given quote, yet, culture only seems to be freedom from nature.

In fact, culture is man-made and is often seen in contrast to nature. Man likes to triumph over nature to a point, where we, humankind, polluted the eternally self-cleansing oceans, the pristine lakes and streams and finally the sky, so that the stars are "fallen from heaven" as the Bible predicted, and the sun light does not fully come through any longer. Black mold is noticeable on trees, bushes, grasses and fences: in fact, earth life is dying from lack of UV rays and mold takes over. Mold was formerly controlled by UV rays. Nature had created balance!

So where is freedom in culture when mankind distroys the only home it have on earth - earth itself?

Have we forgotten that we are a part of nature? We developed perfectly within nature, our body is not very different from that of stone age people - yet, our life is far from being what nature had intended, in which we had developed health and happiness.

Considering the above, should we say, "Culture is the initial instalment of our dying planet?"

Spituality is higher education, caring for the best of All That Is. We came from there. Could we now return?

Cordially,India.Magica

Answer 2

Quite frankly, I have never heard anyone say "freedopm."

Answer 3

actually freedopm doesn't have installments. it's homogeneoups.

Answer 4

Only you could give such a stupiod statement