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Ecclesiastical Oppression: Understanding Religious Control and Its Impacts Ecclesiastical oppression refers to the misuse of religious authority to dominate, control, or suppress individuals or groups within a religious system. Throughout history, various religious institutions have wielded power in ways that have led to political, social, and psychological oppression. This type of control can manifest in several ways, from restricting freedoms …
I have been on hiatus from contributing on InnerKwest since the death of my heartthrob, best friend, spiritual leader, business partner and wife Marie Frasure. She departed May 21, 2021 at 10:22 a.m.. The grieving experience has been quantum traumatic of which I am still reeling. I am acutely aware of my never-ending spiritual attachment to her. Her physical detachment …
Any methods to cloak the rancid truth, by any means necessary, is where you will find all flavors of far-right Bible embellishers. It is truly amazing to witness how white supremist ideology can reduce and redefine the Christian brand of which was modeled after a God incarnated human vessel named Jesus. Although anyone can be religious about anything they so …
Texas has always been a Confederate state boastfully claiming in yesteryear and presently their slave mongering heritage. Recently a controversy developed Sunday afternoon at Friendship-West Baptist Church as a “Back the Blue” group made a rest stop at the church’s parking lot. The ingenious creativity of the Black Live Matter founders have dumbfounded racist and anti-black factions near and far. …
June 8, 2020 AM Racism’s perpetual occurrences and reaffirmation continues to be a thorny affliction, kneaded in the sour dough social construct of America. The Trump era is attempting to ratify racism through christian nationalist policy influence, while the GOP’s silent vote allow white supremacy out of the shadows and into daylight through a smog filtered sun. The prerogative of …
