Moonglow
Diamond Member
Yeah that's the propaganda they used when I was a kid..Have you tried Superman yet?That's funny. I thought the most common Biblical image of Jesus was His love and humility, not to mention His willing sacrifice to save us from a fate worse than death.Being very Calvinist even when I was an atheist I always thought it was absurd that preachers claimed Jesus was quietly waiting for my permission to save me. I still feel the same way. If the Capo de tutti Capi (lord of lords in Sicilian) wants you, you will get an offer you cannot refuse. Why is it so easily forgotten that the most common Biblical image of Jesus is Him being chest deep in the blood of his enemies?
Dear RWNJ
To people of church and scriptural authority
Jesus means SALVATION.
To people of civil and natural law authority
JUSTICE is the universal goal that Jesus represents.
both paths are supposed to lead to peace and harmony.
So any conflict preventing unity is against Christ.
Jesus as meaning Equal Justice
is very different from Jesus meaning spiritual salvation.
The end result of PEACE is the same,
but the path to get there, one is by establishing
truth and agreement by scriptural laws of the church,
the other is establishing truth and consensus
by civil laws of the state and natural laws of science.
We need all paths to be fulfilled in order to
establish Truth Justice and Peace. while
our paths and process are diverse as we are as people,
tribes and nations, the spirit of Jesus as Justice
and the Holy Spirit as Peace is the same end goal
even though we call these by different terms and symbols.
Dear Moonglow
do you mean
Truth Justice and the American Way?
That also aligns with the meaning of the Trinity.
Where the "American Way" is to share with others
out of CHARITY to bring world peace.
So yes that is consistent, and just a creative
way of symbolizing the same goals.