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RE: Don’t Confuse the Common Good with Statism - Michael Novak, The Institute on Religion & Democracy
“The fifth of deadly sins is envy which possesses all who hate the rich
or need To accuse of greed those who have what they would like to snitch.”
What drivel… the noble poor are poor by election and could care less about worldly riches, titles, honors, etc. And then there are the lazy, blind and slave poor who nonetheless care little about worldly wealth and only seek basic needs and the dignity due all humans. There may exist a handful of the noble wealthy in this period of history who fear offending our Lord… but only a blind fool envies the majority of the wealthy… who at root are wicked, depraved and the spawn of Azazel and his antichrist.
The article resonates well with those chained to the flesh.
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