Reading Isaiah Chapter 2 [The Future House of God] Upholding Plato’s ‘Justice’ in Restoration of the Natural Order, the Christian Leadership and CTMU Prerogatives

that Natural Order, restored integrity, theosis and the reach of the divine is All Real. The consequences of Sin are evident, yet Salvific Faith in Christ Crucified and the imputation of Grace...

Reading Isaiah [The Future House of God] Upholding Plato’s ‘Justice’ in Restoration of the Natural Order, Restored Integrity and Theosis in Civil Government; the Christian Leadership and CTMU Prerogatives.

Zizek decries that there is no such thing, or that there is an antagonism/tension/inconsistency in the very fabric of Reality so that no Natural Order ever was ideal. The Fascists think they can impose order. But it takes careful cultivation to find that harmony of which Plato speaks in Republic, that can only be found by going with the grain of Christianity. By inviting the divine to reach down into Your life, to fill with the fact that there is a deliverance of the blackhole in Your heart (wickedness). And as Stephen Wolfe argues on a larger scale the Christian Prince (a mediator administering civil government on behalf of the general will of the People and with a God-centered compass). With the Magistration (political office of civil government) of a Christian leader, there comes the Restoration of the Natural Order first in Your life then in the life of the Nation.

I disagree with Zizek, He is ok in his critique of primordial forces of order vs chaos; its just that He has never lived in or peered to the inside of ‘Saving Belief, Salvific Grace, and trusting the Triune God.’ On behalf of practicing, prayerful Christians with a simultaneous concern for the administration of Nationalism and civil governance I have to tell Zizek that there Is a Natural Order, as before the Fall of Adam and in further gifts of grace from Christ. Such that We as individuals are in Restored Integrity and Dare I say Theosis (the human becoming or partaking in the divine, the image of the Son).