Key Takeaways - The state of bewilderment that we are currently living through is beneficial to those in power because it grants them more control
- Those in power benefit from bewilderment, conflict, and chaos because it is easier to assert authority in these environments
- When a state of crisis benefits those in power, you can expect a perpetual state of crisis
- The state attempts to emulate the characteristics of God: omniscience, omnipresence, omnipotence, and glory
- “Secularism is all well and good, as long as the state doesn’t behave like a god.” – Russell Brand
- If you have a deep need for God, then be careful because the culture will try to fill that desire with false gods such as drugs, alcohol, money, and fame
- See every person that you come across as a human being; be open to the idea that God is trying to speak to you through another person
- If our communities are guided by God, then it is more likely that we will create communities, states, nations, and a planet of peace and prosperityfrom the bottom up, and not from the top down
- While technology has created the possibility of further decentralization of power, crises are being used to legitimize decentralization; those in power prefer the trajectory of totalitarianism and technological feudalism under the peculiar veil of kindness and protection
- Protection and control exist on a continuum; this dynamic is fine for a parent who is looking after her child, but not for a state and its people
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Tucker Carlson Live Tour in Phoenix, AZ. Russell Brand on his baptism and God’s role in the battle against totalitarianism in the west.
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