[quote name='ramana' date='15 September 2011 - 08:20 PM' timestamp='1316097779' post='112887']
the roots of Nazism are in the Church doctrine. Also would explain the US versions in South. IOW we will have such movements periodically and suddenly in disparate places.
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Christianity itself is well-capable of brutalizing the heathens; this seems to be part of the project of eliminating/reversing the Jew in the NT: the Jew is followed back into its own territory of the OT where the heathen is located. This can be done because the problematizing rubric of the Trinity is retained.
But this is not seen with Nazism or with the culturally-baselined US South. Again, this seems to be because of defensive baselining at the level of the NT (i.e., culturally christian, a christian cultural community [as opposed to a community of believers]). Breivik seems to be another case of this.
Only Christians retain the Trinity, Communists retain a materialistic trinity in the dialectic; this has significance for psyops generation.
the roots of Nazism are in the Church doctrine. Also would explain the US versions in South. IOW we will have such movements periodically and suddenly in disparate places.
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Christianity itself is well-capable of brutalizing the heathens; this seems to be part of the project of eliminating/reversing the Jew in the NT: the Jew is followed back into its own territory of the OT where the heathen is located. This can be done because the problematizing rubric of the Trinity is retained.
But this is not seen with Nazism or with the culturally-baselined US South. Again, this seems to be because of defensive baselining at the level of the NT (i.e., culturally christian, a christian cultural community [as opposed to a community of believers]). Breivik seems to be another case of this.
Only Christians retain the Trinity, Communists retain a materialistic trinity in the dialectic; this has significance for psyops generation.