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Thoreau vs Dante on Mankind

Man in Nature. Man in Cosmos.
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Save the Christians!

Those Christians ready to buy a Trump Bible definitely could use Jesus to save them from themselves.
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Easter and The Lost Imago Dei
The imago dei is so fallen and lost as to place its salvation externally in the “son of God” rather than in its own inner challenge of being
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Wer immer nicht streben…
Wer immer buddhistisch sich bemüht…?
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Die Unzulänglichkeit eines Tages
Goethe gab seinen Faust um zu glauben dass kein Augenblick so schön sein würde, ihn zufriedenzustellen. Ich selbst glaube, dass es eine echte und wahre Entdeckung ist, die Unzulänglichkeit eines jeden Tages zu erkennen.
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Passive Christian Belief

With a kind of passive profession/confession of their beliefs on Good Friday, these public personalities reveal the passivity of their acceptance of “Christianity”. “Sinners”, Christ died on the Cross for me/us”,…
Really little more adult than when they were children and were taught to believe such.
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A History of “stupidity”
A history of how “stupidity” was understood, and to whom it was attributed, would be rather interesting. Whether in the USA, England, France, Germany,…
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Donald Trump: With Compliments to “Hollow Men”
At least T.S. Eliot’s “hollow men” had the veracity of being empty and lost. Donald Trump is a fake, a man who is not even hollow… rather essentially as real and substantial as his face paint.

And it is a lesson in the realities of history, society, and average men and women of Mankind, that a man of such superficial facts can have such influence on politics and society., even History.
Rome fell. Trump was President.
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The Self-Ignorance of MTG

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Customary Christianity

Accepting and lauding,while briefly recounting the traditional Easter story, is what still constitutes unquestioned believers social Christianity.
We as sinnera are saved by Christ, or by Jesus, and not by the self in independent inner struggle inside man. Augustine’s one-sided “anthropology”, individualized by Luther.
“We are saved.” Not the inner struggle.