Sardis: the Church that Was Dead and the Modern Crisis
Reflection on Holy Thursday: Judas betrays Jesus, and Communism
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Reflection on Holy Thursday: Judas betrays Jesus, and communism
There's a theology of the 300 days wages and the 30 pieces of silver and the three loaves given at midnight, it is it can be seen as associated with the three sacraments of initiation, which are an initiation into the community.
This is the condition of liberalism in christianity, where it reduces the gospel to merely a community of the corporal works of Mercy.
Initially, it begins in a liberal society of joy that lovingly sees itself as helping the poor etc with very little regard for spiritual and moral issues.
But when it loses God entirely and focuses only on ending poverty, it turns into the Diabolical communism, which is a secular attempt to end all suffering from temporal difficulties in exchange for brutally removing God or betraying God from the system, which is effectively what Judas does.
He sells the God man from money while having the sentiment the false sentiment of caring for the poor: this jar could have been sold for 300 days wages.
30 pieces of silver.
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I found that every human creature is priceless when I was about 24 years old, when I was enduring a lot of ridicule.
From there, knowing that every person has immeasurable worth, I could go forward with confidence in the Lord that I am not junk.
I began to listen to Catholic pulpits and so called literature, but it was so liberal and pathetic, I became a Protestant. I thought I knew it all.
Then I realized the Bible has to be interpreted and how do I know what it means; how do I know what I have to do to get to heaven.
Eventually I learned that the Catholic Church possesses the history of succession and can give these interpretations so that I do not have to work out the gospel myself.
This greatly relieved me and now I ponder Catholic theology; you can read my articles on my site if you so wish:
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