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(A)theologies, Archive, StoriesOctober 13, 2014

Anger, Privilege, and Invisible Injustice: What Cain and Abel Have to Do With Ferguson

By Eva Mroczek

How much is our view of justice determined by how we ourselves have been treated?

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"Ultimately, power and control are the predicates of morality and virtue," writes Peter Schwartz. "The language of Catholic natural law makes this clear. The telos, or goal, of natural law in politics is power, not freedom." https://t.co/0NchGshwSg

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A little less than year ago, @bradstoddard wrote for RD on the AR-15 and its use in the Buffalo and Uvalde shootings. In Nashville, the pattern repeats. https://t.co/m4mH6f5x3s https://t.co/kJfdbC3E0T

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"If the government is the enemy, if Trump’s enemies are inhuman, if the stakes are the very survival of America and the end of the world, this is fuel for the next domestic terrorist incident." @tlecaque and @ardenthistorian on Trump's Waco rally: https://t.co/sBPXWC3W8O

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