Like a dethroned boxing champion, traditional Christianity just wants to get its belt back.
What's the belt?
Secondary thought. More specifically, the narrative.
Traditional Christianity insists it will set the world right again when it regains its belt and rules the world via its system of secondary thought.
So it trains really hard in secondary thought, but it is aged, flabby, and past its prime.
That the current reigning boxing champ is a young, raging steroid monkey who fights only in rigged matches arranged and judged by complicit conventional, everyday System Christianity doesn't help the cause of Traditional Christianity at all.
But all of that is besides the point because it overlooks the fact that the narrative "belt", the grand prize of all secondary thinking, is not worth having anymore.
The narrative never was and never will be reality.
The real grand prize is elsewhere, in a different sport altogether.
What's the belt?
Secondary thought. More specifically, the narrative.
Traditional Christianity insists it will set the world right again when it regains its belt and rules the world via its system of secondary thought.
So it trains really hard in secondary thought, but it is aged, flabby, and past its prime.
That the current reigning boxing champ is a young, raging steroid monkey who fights only in rigged matches arranged and judged by complicit conventional, everyday System Christianity doesn't help the cause of Traditional Christianity at all.
But all of that is besides the point because it overlooks the fact that the narrative "belt", the grand prize of all secondary thinking, is not worth having anymore.
The narrative never was and never will be reality.
The real grand prize is elsewhere, in a different sport altogether.
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