[Does this sound vaguely familiar?
Consider the interscope.
Obligations3a(2a (responsibilities3a(2a or words3a(2a) correspond to:
Mirror of the world3a(something2a
Words3a(2a, excuses3a(2a and resentments3a(2a all cry out, ‘I am not responsible.’
This cry is co-opposed to bondage. Yet the person does not know it.]
[How is the mirror of the world3H to blame?
It is filled with blame.
Blame within the mirror of the world3H offers an alternate to responsibility and freedom.
Blame within the mirror of the world3H offers words and bondage.
There is an element of truth to the blame game.
This may be why Schoonenberg hopes to conceive of Original Sin as the sinfulness of social structures.]
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Schoonenberg wrote that we exercise freedom in serving either God or Satan.
[The previous figure complements Schoonenberg’s view.
How?
Well, it provides an excuse.
IF the thought experiment3H regulates the following:
I, seat of choice3V( my choice and something2 ( potentials of something of value1V))
AND IF I, seat of choice3V does not serve God,
THEN the mirror of the world3H is to blame.]
[In the corresponding intersection, the potential of me1H is situated by my heart2 through the normal context of the thought experiment3H or mirror of the world3H.
In this configuration, one can imagine how the vertical nested form may be regulated by the horizontal.
By contextualizing (permitting, inspiring, regulating, dictating, insisting, and so on) the heart2, the horizontal normal context3H influences the nested form containing I, seat of choice3V as well as the potential of something that underlies my choice1V.]
[Let me list the upper level co-opposition.
Thoughts3b(2b & deeds2b(1b))
Thoughts encompass service. Deeds encompass value.
My values may or may not virtually emerge from and situate my desire.]
[How does this resonate with Schoonenberg’s claim that we have the freedom to serve God or Satan?
Freedom goes with both the potential of the person1a plus an actuality, the something contextualized by the thought experiment2a.
The thought experiment3a reflects illumination by social elites (or, in general, the Zeitgeist).]
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[Let me list the lower level co-opposition.
Responsibility3a(2a & freedom2a(1a)
Corresponds to:
Mirror of the world3a( something2a( me1a))]
Summary of text [comment] page 83
[Both the ancient Jewish and modern American infra(sovereign) religions possessed objects that bring all subjects into organization.
Both were and are committed to creating the thought experiement3a or a mirror of the world3a.]
