Unwanted Generation; a Critique on Anthropology of the Theory of Spirituality and Rationality

The theory of spirituality and rationality believes that the institutionalized religion in the modern world cannot play its traditional role in tranquilizing human being and freeing him from pain and suffering; and it is only the religion that is capable of doing so. Since this theory has defined its mission for the modern human being, it considers itself committed to postmodern parameters. According to this theory, the spiritual man is the postmodern spiritual man with the features and parameters consistent with him. In stating the features of the spiritual man, Malekian is faithful to some postmodern features, but enumerates some more fundamental features for the spiritual man that gets him out of the circle of devotion to the postmodern foundations and models. The spiritual man with the recently mentioned features is realizable just in the system and structure of traditional religion and it is not possible to generate the spiritual man on the anthropological bases and the models of secular spirituality, or he would be a dual man who has gathered inconsistent features (religious and postmodern).