Andrew T
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Okay, I have as well. And imagine 1892, you go, it's Christmas time, you go into church, you sit down to get your little, you know, you're supposed to keep the sermon short and sweet, let people get home to do what they have to do, right? Yeah. But in 1892, Bishop Thiel decided to use his Christmas sermon to warn against anarchists.
Like, imagine just trying to go home and eat your Christmas lunch, and you have to listen to this guy preach against, like, these radical anarchists who are coming to, like, mess up the country.
Like, imagine just trying to go home and eat your Christmas lunch, and you have to listen to this guy preach against, like, these radical anarchists who are coming to, like, mess up the country.
Like, imagine just trying to go home and eat your Christmas lunch, and you have to listen to this guy preach against, like, these radical anarchists who are coming to, like, mess up the country.
I mean, to be fair, the anarchists at the time were generally a threat to the clerical establishment.
I mean, to be fair, the anarchists at the time were generally a threat to the clerical establishment.
I mean, to be fair, the anarchists at the time were generally a threat to the clerical establishment.
Yeah. I mean, gosh, that's a whole kind of wounds I could have gotten into right there.
Yeah. I mean, gosh, that's a whole kind of wounds I could have gotten into right there.
Yeah. I mean, gosh, that's a whole kind of wounds I could have gotten into right there.
I mean, seriously, Christianity went from being a response to the Roman Empire to being the Roman Empire. And that is like one of the biggest downgrades of the millennia.
I mean, seriously, Christianity went from being a response to the Roman Empire to being the Roman Empire. And that is like one of the biggest downgrades of the millennia.
I mean, seriously, Christianity went from being a response to the Roman Empire to being the Roman Empire. And that is like one of the biggest downgrades of the millennia.
For sure, for sure. I have some concerns about it and other strands of Christian anarchism. Same. As somebody who grew up Christian.