Hullo 3WD,
I can't see much to disagree with in your post. While Einstein's three
varieties of religion are perhaps a simplified version of the holarchy that
Wilber explores, they seem broadly valid to me.
You ask, "Where would Pirsig put theology?", By "theology" I mean the study
of the value, the quality, of religious experiences. I think he would
qualify it as an intellectual pattern of value, maybe one of the earliest.
And of those experiences those that rise to the cosmic, the mysic, are of
the highest value."
Can I ask how you define "religious experiences"?
Regards,
John B
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