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Craig Cochell's avatar

It’s a great question Joshua. As Craig Amick notes, we are deeply divided by identity politics, so I’m not confident at all “repair” is possible as that would seem to indicate some level of agreement was reached. And it certainly seems as though our current administration agrees, as they ardently seek reform. What I find interesting about reform though, in my limited world view, is the more interested you are in reform, the less likely you are to have experienced the other side [insert your favorite revolution here]. I generally find younger generations are far more willing to say,”Blow it up” with having no concept of what it entails to put something back together again. Reread Craig Amick’s line about identity politics.

A big take away for me - was Renzi’s use of the word “sacrifice”, in his line self sacrifice will be required. Really? What does that mean? To me, perhaps, it is bravely living out my Christian faith in a way I’ve not done before and accepting the outcome, which from a classic worldview is not likely to be positive. But whether I do something or nothing - the action is the same - pray, watch, listen, grow in wisdom and find like minded brethren to surround myself with.

Joshua - I’d put a heart emoji on your definition of society if I could, love that.

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Chuck Hixson's avatar

Renzi stepped out bravely! Not a surprise and most admirable. Not sprinkles but shovel full batch of going forward perspectives. I agree.

“A Democratic country slips” by slipping away from its foundations of faith based Christianity, individual achievement and common sense. Rightfully and just in time, the catastrophe brought upon our country by the corrupt puppets Zerobama, Pelosi, and Clueless Joe via their woke handlers has been halted, as Renzi smartly described. Thanks for pointing out the obvious in NTL 31. Chuck Hixson

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