RE: Christian utopia?
May 14, 2019 at 2:33 pm
(This post was last modified: May 14, 2019 at 2:34 pm by tackattack.
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It would probably be pretty Mennonite or Amish like. I could see the government working like a Quaker universalist meeting. Or maybe Quaker mixed with communism and egalitarianism, where everyone has a respectful say and it is relinquished to some trusteds to do for all, maybe by vote. idk, never really thought about it.
-added for clarity @Aegon no, definately not,IMO. Best we got, maybe. Utopia, hells to the no.
-added for clarity @Aegon no, definately not,IMO. Best we got, maybe. Utopia, hells to the no.
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