Dualistic thinking Options

Dualistic thinking is very relevant to people following spiritual paths of any kind, since it involves believers who claim to see and experience another existence and others who having not experienced anything they would describe as other-worldy, disregard these claims and it therefore divides people into two camps.

The language used is also a form of dualism as it separates entities into good and bad and places into discrete areas thus: Heaven and Hell.

Is dualistic thinking useful and a good way of hanging ideas on hooks for further exploration or does it lead to extremes of thought that lack balance and settle people into positions that are hard to find their way out of?

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For some reason A Smoking Fox, the bread/toast part of your last post made me laugh so hard my sides hurt.

But both of you do prove a good point, but I just dont find sense in no dualistic thinking because it seems to me that a lot of life as we know it and even much of the occult is incorporated with it in one form or another and really it's all a matter of opinion.

oh and..
whats up with the peanut butter jelly bananna?!?!
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peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly, peanut butter jelly and a baseball bat!