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kfhh's avatar

My husband told me long ago that culture is a pendulum. The people are mainly in the middle but the powers push past the boundaries. When they push too far we resist and the pendulum swings back. If they have pushed too far, the pendulum swings far to the other side but eventually comes back to the middle. This made sense 30 years ago and even more so now. The powers never stop pushing. It is our resistance, or lack thereof, that determines our path. Our awakening has strengthened our resistance to the pendulum. Many epiphanies have occurred along the way. Doubtless, many more will come. Epiphany falls every year on January 6. Did the master storyteller choose this date for a reason? Regardless of the results of the Brunson case or the 2021 protests, epiphanies are occurring as the sheer weight of lies begin to crumble their narrative. The truth shall set us free.

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Julianne Weinmann's avatar

As always, BB, I read every word of your article with great interest, however my thinking may be outside this box. There is no Overton window in my mind. What has been wrong in the past will always be evil, and God sent us the 10 Commandments to emphasize this - and maybe that's the ultimate in narratives, as you call them. The fact that societies construct these windows to justify their actions, proclivities and wicked obsessions, and attempt to normalize them in pursuit of more earthly pleasure and excitement, to escape the truth of their ultimate damnation, doesn't account for much on this so-called "stage." For the real consequences of depravity are experienced in the here and now, as well as for eternity. So many never learn this.

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