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What do we need humans for?

Key to freedom is SELF-RELIANCE and SELF-GOVERNANCE. Yet, the dysrational trinity (Atheism, Marxism, and Socialism) are a direct assault on those essential freedom-producing behaviors. All three, unfortunately, are on the rise. Worse, since they have made you a dependent of the state (or global business interests),...

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Public Education Is Done.

Why: Woke, i.e., dysrational, leadership. Single-payer systems are inescapably doomed to fail. The PUBLIC education system's woke leadership has abandoned merit, producing more people unable to think for themselves. This is good for communism but ultimately a fail for civilization. Although it still has the veneer of...

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Synodality

The post image is another way of saying: Synodality, or collegiality, requires a person to be reasonable (capable of reason). Divine Grace is very nearly reason. The primary difference is that in Grace, a person likely holds some matters of faith as absolute truths (the existence of...

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Divine Grace Is Humility To Truth Under and Before God

Religious authoritarianism never produces synodality. Both are antithetical to one another. Reason & Divine Grace Whereas reason and Divine Grace are nearly the same. Specifically, a person enjoying "Divine Grace" holds that God exists. This person does so in faith. For reason, the rational person will not...

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Atheism, The “Father” Of Human Dysrationality

For a person to maintain their capacity to reason, it is not possible to claim to know, absolutely, the truth about any question. I can make this above claim, absolutely, because it arises in this (my) definition for reason. See: https://server.learningframework.com/?p=11288 Key to the above definition is the...

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