Secession and Faithfulness – 2 Chronicles 11

There can’t be a robust political landscape without an according cultural landscape as regards functionality. Likewise, there can’t be a religious landscape without a cultural landscape, as these domains will amount to fiefdoms if they are not all individually viable in their own standing (which goes as to why voting is negligent, thereby reinforcing one system at the expense of another). The political and religious authorities in this country have been wildly successful in garnering and subduing all of the dynamics that could detract from their financial and social control, thereby creating deficits elsewhere, and leading to a non-descript social fabric on a number of levels. Not having this balance leads to secession, in that it will require a reckoning. Hence, one could reasonably posit that the church system and political structures are systemically anti-American in their posture.