In my last blog, Gentle Reader, I ended with this statement:
It would be better if all would follow Britain’s lead by espousing a policy of
allegiance to the highest good as things
change, thus sustaining the good
for all.
Let’s talk about that a bit, using our now linked snapshots
of Britain and Sweden and adding in that promised bit of Americana I mentioned
earlier. As described in Blog 415, Gentle Reader, Britain can be said not to have abandoned the rule of
Christianity. Now, I am going to introduce the proposal that America can also be so described. Though
we have been a declared Christian nation for fewer than 300 years, as of now,
America has not abandoned her Christian origins and ongoing Christian identity.
I also established that the tranquil and gentle Swedes have abandoned a 500-year Lutheran
affiliation to espouse “holy” communication, among other things; thereby
replacing good spiritual focus on God with something to worship other than God.
Scripture, Gentle Reader, sees any move away from God as a move toward evil.
Let me be clear, Sweden has both taken a move Scripture does not advise, and a
move which also abandons the principle of sustaining
the good for all.
To be continued . . .
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