Politics Part III: Theology
Ok. I will try to write about the intersection between politics and theology. Good luck . First of all I don’t expect too many to understand the angle I wish to highlight in some sense in this post, and second of all, this subject is so explosive that whatever a reader takes from this it might be highly offensive to them, I don’t know. Politics sucks, in so many ways, but the way it undeniably creates division and hatred is god damn depressing. Anyway, the starting point I would like to begin with is the sober realization that people in the general west have lost their theological language and therefore the ability to understand issues of a higher nature than the relatively mundane reality we can explore with secular language tools. I don’t want to blame anyone but the religious crowd for this loss, we among the religious have through centuries weaponised all kinds of theological language in order to topple each other down for the goal of being correct . The consequence of this behavio