... one would be through the re-emergence of a muscular Catholicism that defends truth and objective reality. Since that's a decade or two away when our newest crop of mostly conservative priests take the reins from the effeminate soyboys who are in charge right now, the other option would be a Secular Reformation.
Secular theology is organized around intersectionality.
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| Evil is on the top, good is on the bottom. Other than my age, I'm pure evil. |
The intersectional catechism of secularism puts social justice ahead of truth. A couple of data points will suffice to show it.
Google's Massive AI Effort, Gemini
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The Democrats
Our Universities
Rachel Spraker (she/they) is the Assistant Vice President for Equity and Inclusive Excellence with the Division for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion at the University of Virginia. Here she is discussing Allyhood and the Toxicity of Whiteness. Just another example of the… pic.twitter.com/vorg8nHlEq
— The Jefferson Council (@TheJeffersonC) February 23, 2024
The BBC
Scientific American
The Federal Government's Migrant Invasion Of San Diego
Rescuing The Truth
I could go on and on and on with examples of powerful organizations proudly and vigorously spreading the Gospel of Secularism. Gemini itself was designed as a massive evangelization engine. By giving schoolchildren ChromeBooks, driving them to use Google and then putting Gemini results at the top of their searches, the social justice catechism of the secular world would be spread far and wide. Good luck rooting it out after that.
Social Justice is built on a foundation of lies. It posits that moral goodness resides in group failure and group success is proof of moral evil. If you're secular and you have some affection for the truth, you're facing an effort on the scale of the Reformation to take secularism back from these people. Right now, they have all the power and all the money and they don't give a tinker's cuss about the truth.
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