Christianity & Crisis in the 21. century

The attack on the Capitol after the victory of democratic President Joe Bidens and Donald Trump's denial of the facts is an unprecedented event. The divisions in the country between urban and rural areas, Southern and Northern states, rich and poor, so called intellectuals and handiworkers is as deep as possible. A non-violent solution of these fundamental divisions becomes more and more unrealistic because the worldviews have become static and incommensurable.  Michael Lind writes in Tablet:  “The leaders of both parties have weaponized anarchic mobs against their rivals—the Democrats, by tacitly encouraging and bailing out foundation-funded NGO staffers with secret identities and superhero-style Antifa outfits during the tolerated anti-Trump riots of Summer 2020, and now the squalid, defeated demagogue Donald Trump, unleashing his own costumed followers on the U.S. Capitol itself.” No, it is not a new 9/11. It is 11/9. It is a day that history has chosen. It was the day of Reichs