I've always considered Christian truth to be revolutionary and transfiguring; powerful enough to collapse nations and civilizations, albeit in a positive spiritual sense.
The revolutionary and transfiguring quality of Christian truth presents a spiritual challenge to all temporal nations and civilizations, which helps explain why nations and civilizations throughout history have resorted to "correcting" Christian truth to suit their temporal aims and purposes.
Nations and civilizations no longer concern themselves with "correcting" Christian truth. They have opted to collapse themselves in total opposition to Christian truth. The motivations driving the collapse are spiritually negative to the core.
Yet within this negative shines a positive. We no longer have to tremble over the prospect of Christian truth triggering the collapse of nations and civilizations. We are no longer held hostage by the "end of the world."
We are now free to concentrate solely on "uncorrected" Christian truth and the spiritual positives on the other side of "truth-correcting" nations and civilizations.
The revolutionary and transfiguring quality of Christian truth presents a spiritual challenge to all temporal nations and civilizations, which helps explain why nations and civilizations throughout history have resorted to "correcting" Christian truth to suit their temporal aims and purposes.
Nations and civilizations no longer concern themselves with "correcting" Christian truth. They have opted to collapse themselves in total opposition to Christian truth. The motivations driving the collapse are spiritually negative to the core.
Yet within this negative shines a positive. We no longer have to tremble over the prospect of Christian truth triggering the collapse of nations and civilizations. We are no longer held hostage by the "end of the world."
We are now free to concentrate solely on "uncorrected" Christian truth and the spiritual positives on the other side of "truth-correcting" nations and civilizations.
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