RT @nick_routledge: @CACRadicalGrace @RichardRohrOFM: "This is why I can’t throw the word 'sin' out entirely. If we do not see the true shape of evil or recognize how we are fully complicit in it, it will fully control us, while not looking the least like sin. Would 'agreed-upon delusion' be a better description?"
@vlgn11 @MassimoFaggioli Matt. 27:1-2. The collusion of cultural virtue and religion still remains Anti-Christ's best disguise. Of course we perceive 'the holy righteousness of the violence of the just' as a form of goodness, otherwise we wouldn't buy into the evil complex Jesus came to end. 2 Cor. 11:14
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Copy of tweet w/ subtweet: What matters now, more than ever perhaps? A fix. Or what Ernst Kasemann refers to as 'the eschatological proviso'. "For this purpose the Son of God was revealed: to destroy the works of the the evil spirit." 1 John 3:8 Inc. image of tweet: Barry Lopez: Love in a Time of Terror "...The old ideas—the crushing immorality of maintaining the nation-state, the life-destroying belief that to care for others is to be weak, and that to be generous is to be foolish—can have no future with us..." lithub.com/barry-lopez-love-in-a-time-of-terror/ And subtweet: end/ Cutting to the chase, the moral code built into dominative secular and religious epistemologies and their symbiotic structures of power, ordain and endorse a planet-sized house of endless worship of state violence against the world's poor. Simply stated, we're calling it.