The Book of Meme Law: Religious Studies Edition

by Britt Minshall

Overview

The Religious Studies edition Contains the same Social Science as the Secular edition, but additionally, it associates all 55 Meme Laws with either Historical or Teaching Scriptures from as distant as 1500 B.C.. Taken from Christian and Jewish scripture; we also tap Buddhism, Hinduism and Taoism. Also throughout the book highlights many ways that Meme Law affects local congregations and denominational ministries and creates clericalism and child abuse..

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781543957044
Publisher:	BookBaby
Publication date:	12/07/2018
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	268
File size:	929 KB

About the Author

Having worked with people and groups of people Britt has become an expert on human Psychology and Sociology. he served as a law enforcement officer for 15 years, as a Chaplin for another 12 and a parish minister for 28 years. He has attained a doctorate in Social Psychology and Group Dynamics from Boston University and a Masters in Counseling from Emory University.Along the way he was an avid Civil Rights Worker including a Freedom Ride in 1963. He has done missions in Haiti and volunteered as a UN Chaplin in Port au Prince.He has two adult children, three grande children and two great grand children.He has authored three books.

Table of Contents

Prelude 1

Why The Book Of Meme Law? 5

I// Memes Discovered 14

Richard Dawkins Work

II// Meme Basics 25

Social Development Of A Child

III// Meme Gathering 33

How They Form; Their Evolution

IV// Meme Structuring 46

Basic Format Of Society

V// Meme Dynamics 74

How Memes Function

VI// Meme Operating Platforms 105

Six Core Reasons For Developing

VII// Meme Madness 130

How Social Groupings Go Bad

VIII// My Meme And Me 145

We Are Our Memes

IX// Multi-Memes 161

X// Memes, A Must 177

Good, Bad And Indifferent

Meme Laws And Related Writings 194

Bibliography And Index 258