Theological Correctness
Corporate America and Vectors for Oversimplification
It was recently reported that ‘265 million guns’ are in circulation. Should we defend capitalism, the 2nd amendment, or Truth?
The short answer is ‘we can defend all three and minimalize strife by improving Literacy.’
Case in point. ‘Hobby Lobby’ exacerbates many problems by clubbing folk with it’s despicable fidelity to papal ignorance. The papal ignorance resonates, globally, because it is supported by SCOTUS. SCOTUS dropped our baton and the nation suffers from varying degrees of incompetence in every ‘quarter.’ How do we fix the problem, free the court from cognitive dissonance and help capitalism live happily ever after?
We must help Americans embrace the idea that Truth is grace from God. GEICO, et al. could help Elizabeth defeat the funk from the ‘Swamp’ Donald cannot drain, when Elizabeth steps away from the funk Donald and Joe pretend not to see.
pocahontas: “Emergent Truth is grace from God!”
Obviously this could have serious consequences for all companies and candidates thriving on a matrix of variables influencing economics. If we are going to say ‘In God We Trust’ shouldn’t we reboot that ‘Trust’ by empowering justice that makes Truth Lord, Elizabeth?
Hillary wouldn’t. Hillary lost. Does she think she is capable of repenting? Would you like to run as her running mate and be vp first? Why don’t you two discuss the matter and get back to me on how we can use global corporate assets to do something never before imagined on either side of the Mason-Dixon line?
Transylvania’s Jewel of the French Broad,
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Could this be the fabled ‘one post’ for infecting systemic acquiescence with genuine affection for equality, liberty and justice for all?
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“When grace illuminates truth that’s flawed
cognitive dissonance is ‘done away with.’”
1st Corinthians 13:10 © Anti Christ translation
(politics of prefiguration)
“All courses of action are risky, so prudence is not in avoiding danger (it’s impossible), but calculating risk and acting decisively. Make mistakes of ambition and not mistakes of sloth. Develop the strength to do bold things, not the strength to suffer.”
– Niccolò Machiavelli, courtesy of https://www.dailypnut.com
“A million generations removed from expectations
of being who they’re really meant to be.” (John)
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