Judeo-Christian political theory is unique in its hostility to totalitarianism.
In totally unrelated news I saw "Agora" last night.
'Bushwhacked'
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Judeo-Christian political theory is unique in its hostility to totalitarianism.
In totally unrelated news I saw "Agora" last night.
Is that on cable, Gar?
Freedom is Slavery
Hey, I am totally not a slave of Satan - he lets me out occasionally....
Is that on cable, Gar?
I saw a showing by our local film society.
What would "Judeo-Christian political theory" be, anyway?
What would "Judeo-Christian political theory" be, anyway?
Everything has to be "based on the Bible," whatever that means.
Frequently, people who use the phrase "Judeo-Christian" like that remind me of people with PhDs in botany or some other non-medical field who insist on being called "Doctor".
Dude, if I put went through all the blood, sweat, and tears of getting a PhD you'd be calling me Dr.
Miss? Mrs? Ms?
Fuck you. It's Doctor.
(maybe not always with the Fuck You)
In a political context, Judeo-Christian originally meant "Not a godless Commie." So it's antitotalitarian in that it's anti-Stalin.
[er, not that the Christian Governance people seem to be aware of that bit of history. Though they also seem to be Canadian, so perhaps it's not really relevant.]