reasonvemotion wrote: ↑Wed Feb 08, 2023 4:10 am
RWStanding wrote
Christianity
Britain used to refer to itself as a Christian country.
There seems to be little agreement as to what we are today.
In modern terms:
Christianity is not about simple freedom of the individual will.
Christianity is not about simple obedience to moral codes.
Christianity is about informed conformity to altruist values.
Human and other rights and duties are legal constructs based on values.
Sculptor wrote:
The church and state are one, under the King dei gratia.
That's one reason why religion is so unpopular.
World leaders call for global unity.
World government buzz words.......
common good, solidarity, unity, fraternity, morality, humanity, ONENESS
These words will be used to push a very specific agenda.
This one world mindset will be pushed to change the world's thinking.
Unity by what Means?
Church (Papacy) and State (Empire)
Who are these figure heads?
These key figures are:
Pope Francis Head of the Catholic church (Christian unity is not optional)
Antonio Guterres Secretary General United Nations
Tedros Adhanon. Director World Health Organization
Arturo Sosa Superior General. The Jesuit order
The solutions proposed by the Pope on these issues if fully adopted would represent a dramatic shift from current nationalistic structures of government to a global form of a very specific type of civil government and are these global forms of government actioned anywhere else, one example:
Antonio Guterres Secretary General United Nations
Antonio Guterres states the very nature of work will change, governments may have to consider stronger safety nets and eventually universal basic income.
What do we know about Antonio Guterres?
He is the head of the UN
Extract from the Jesuit magazine
"Guterres joined the socialist party the year it was formed, underground, and soon after the collapse of the regime he dedicated himself fully to building a political career. When elected prime minister in 1995 he was considered a natural leader of the Catholic wing of the Socialist party."
Many of his views on global affairs including rising inequality, terrorism, migration and climate change mirror those of Pope Francis whom he visited in December 2013.
Columnists and commentators at major publications have expressed serious concern about his extremism. As president of Socialist International, Guterres envisaged a radical model of government led by a UN Parliamentary assembly that would facilitate the emergence of global citizens.
Jennifer Oriel in the Australia newspaper, among other extremism, SI declared that its goal was to parliamentarise the global political system by establishing a UN Parliamentary Assembly.
Marx believed that a society could not be transformed from the capitalist mode of production to the communist mode of production all at once, but required a transitional state, which means the intermediate stage between a capitalist economy and a communist economy, whereby the government nationalizes the ownership of the means of production from private and collective ownership.
It is interesting to note given Guterres background, it may be fair to say that one of the world's leading experts on Marx's socialism is now in a position to implement it on a global scale.