Iron
Ecclesiastical Die-Hard
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- Jul 14, 2004
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- 2004
Ultimately, it's not up to the directors. The market dictates what must be said and done to grab out attention - and that is a race to the sewerssqueenie said:Yeah. You have a really good point there. I'd rather have my kids listen to a chaplain than listen to some corporate crap. But I think if corporations would just behave themselves (which unfortunately, they don't), they wouldn't have to be seen as a threat.
Exphate, sure, ideally the Church could revive itself, but the point here is that the State recognises that it needs the Church. It's in their interests that the Church be part of their efforts to mould the breed. It is a titanic battle against the banality of the market. Church and State are shoulder to shoulder in this struggle for doomed youth