@richardrohlin I’ve had a particularly strong connection to her over the last few months. It’s surprised me a few times. She’s definitely on the move.
I was never opposed to the Theotokos fwiw
@ClassicLibera12@proteinwisdom Trying to bury the “neocon” terminology is itself an active measure. It cuts both ways.
You can call yourself a “constitutional moral realist,” but that label doesn’t automatically reconcile with the Hegelian/Trotskyite-derived tendencies that still define the neocon lineage.
@ClassicLibera12@proteinwisdom History isn’t something that happens, it’s something you force to completion. A moral realist constitutionalist doesn’t need that framework at all.
@ClassicLibera12@proteinwisdom Permanent revolution becomes democracy promotion; the vanguard becomes the people who “read” the direction of Geist and feel licensed to accelerate it with American power. That’s theurgy.
@ClassicLibera12@proteinwisdom Neoconservatism formed out of the Anti-Stalin Left, is influenced heavily by Trotsky, and uses a Hegelian view of history.
It should be a pejorative.
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@DefiyantlyFree “Churches can be wrong”
Well by that paradigm so can yours.
Were the apostles wrong? Which apostles taught Zionism? Which apostles taught dispensationalism. You have a massive problem with soteriology in your hermeneutic.
@LowStudies@AngloAesthete The federal government was so mad when they went to Alaska after the purchase and found that the natives had been educated and Christianized.
It caused an ordeal. The first agents up there were Presbyterians