"The idealist loves his blueprint more than his brothers. He arrives with demands, treats his preferences as law, and when reality refuses to obey, he becomes an accuser—of the church, of God, eventually of himself. There’s a whiff of brimstone in that path."
"People stopped trusting institutions and started treating internet strangers like apostles."
That is on point.
"The idealist loves his blueprint more than his brothers. He arrives with demands, treats his preferences as law, and when reality refuses to obey, he becomes an accuser—of the church, of God, eventually of himself. There’s a whiff of brimstone in that path."
Utopian abstractions puff up. Love edifies.
Enjoyed the essay!
Thank you; excellent article!
Thanks for sharing!
How is almost every sentence a quotable one liner!?!? Wonderful bold words