CRUCIFIED illiberal? The new powers, intolerance and Christianity.
The Church and Christians, Catholics in particular, in this phase of history, are back to annoy the powerful!
, to those that support by globalization and the reduction of humanity to people, from men to mere factors of production and consumption.
For these subjects, identities, personalities, diversity, culture, once regarded as wealth, is a key obstacle: the Church and Christians have a solid culture, rooted, strong and uncomfortable and for this to be resized ...
The Christian message, even considering it (ignoring or pretending to ignore the real substance) only the human and social through the eyes of a layman, is a message of liberation and development of every individual man.
libertarian This message is the root of our Western civilization.
Today, a Westerner, through the Christian Cultural Revolution, is free to define secular, communist, liberal, liberal, socialist None of this would have been possible without Christianity, and none of this has been possible to conceive of non-Christian cultural areas. A Christian
respects and even loves different cultures and customs, for the simple fact of being educated to love the man, it seems that for non-Christians in general can be said to be the same. A crucifix
does not offend anyone, so as not to offend anyone a statue of Buddha or any other sacred representation, which of course does not preach violence and abuse. But "force" in the name of freedom and secularism, the removal of the symbol of Christianity from the places where the religious and cultural figure of a people considered to have to "naturally" store always represents the will of oppression and will be exercised in contempt precisely those values \u200b\u200bthat you would like to say.
All this does not occur by chance today, the power tends annihilation of identity for easier manipulation of consciences. That power
true, that closed in on itself due to the nature of their exclusive factions lobbying, use of anti-stealth tools, the call for secularism, the exploitation of inculturation, social anger of, unfortunately, existing cultural conflicts between faiths, religions and ideologies, to adopt a consensus which of course can not aspire.
The greatest obstacle to this design is uncivilized, for obvious things, represented by Christianity, its values \u200b\u200band, in particular, by the Catholic Church, which, unlike other religious communities, is organized in a hierarchical structure solid and efficient, being dependent upon a single supreme summit.
But they missed the accounts: the Christians are really hard bones ... more than 2000 years.
Nunzio Dibiase
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