Written reference to the philosophy of YinYang stretches back to somewhere around 1400 BC. The concept of YinYang probably originated in ancient Chinese philosophies, which predates Taoism and Confucianism. The fact is, most Americans are infatuated with their perception of Yin and Yang but they have not taken the time to fully comprehend YinYang, and thus, they neither understand its strengths nor its weakness they certainly do not understand the hidden dangers. At the same time they do not care for the discipline required to achieve an ideal YinYang balance in all facets of their life. In fact, they almost seem to revel in the YinYang belief that an ideal state would be for virtue and vice to exist as a balanced set of forces in a person’s life. Americans seem to like the notion that there are no absolutes and that life is a balance of opposites, which depend on one another. As it turns out, quite a few Americans, even Christians, have embraced the symmetrical beauty of YinYang, which they call Yin and Yang. I have always considered the theory of YinYang to have symmetrical beauty, but I considered its eastern fatalistic application to be anti-Christian. I recon this is what I deserve for candidly commenting about a subject that is near and dear to the minds of so many people: at least far more than I expected. I have a dozen unfinished writing tasks but I find myself chasing a topic through a maze of rabbit tunnels.
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