Conflating religious authority with political authority is idolatrous and often leads to the oppression of minority and other marginalized groups as well as the spiritual impoverishment of religion.
Cori Bush: “Conflating religious authority with political authority is idolatrous and often leads to the oppression of minority and…”
On the recordOctober 24, 2023
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Cori Bush criticizes the fusion of religious and political authority, warning of its oppressive consequences.
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