What is your first name? Cary
Age: 63... God! I said it.
Location: California
Hobbies and Interests: Truth seeking with philosophical types
Why are you here? This seems like a place where I can find others closer to my own kind.
When were you diagnosed? I diagnosed myself when I learned of the symptoms - last night.
Favorite subjects: epistemology & other philosophical head trips, history,
Year/Grade: Huh? I have a bachelor's degree if that's what you mean.
Favorite music: Not any more. I think better in silence.
Books: I used to like C.S. Lewis. Now I find him wooden. I just use books for research.
TV shows: history & science channels
Movies: 2001 was my all time favorite. I saw it stoned 3 times - I think.
Now I like the biggies like Star Wars & Lord of the Rings & Harry Potter. Also the discussion worthy ones like Gone Baby Gone. Others like Schindler's List, Flags of Our Fathers, Saving Private Ryan.
Instrument: no talent for it.
Do you like sports? Yeah, chess.
Family: Pretty much dead, except for a cousin back east
Clothing: thrift store
How did you find this website? Googling around
Job: I have a janitorial company that gets me by.
Plans for the future? to keep on trying to figure out God
Any comments? Yeah!
I don’t think Asperger’s syndrome is a malady or a disorder or even an accidental aberration. I think it's the next step of human mental & spiritual evolution. At least our demand for justice would indicate so.
Is there a place for theological Aspies?
I think a just God is the next step in theological evolution:
A just God is the next step after a grace dispensing God: Christianity,
which was the next step after a legalistic God: Judaism & Islam
which was the next step after an amoral God: El, god of Canaan
which was the next step after polytheism.
And I self-published a book based on this position before I ever heard of Asperger’s.
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Truth seekers always clarify.
Ego defenders clarify when they're right, and complicate when they're wrong.
Truth seekers pursue conclusions. Truth avoiders pursue tangents.