agents of change. Karl Marx himself intimated that he would borrow from Christianity to render his philosophy palatable. But then the media's mockery at the McCarthy era eclipsed the guilt of such identified members of the Communist Party as Henry Fonda, Lucille Ball, Vivian Leigh and 97 other Hollywood Reds. Exoneration by glamour works, once one is endowed with the Power of the Air of Confidence.

Primary doctrine of the Sixties Theology is a half-truth from the Scriptures (what Christian would not be convinced by the words of Jesus?): "Judge not that you be not judged." The hammering of this expression was codified by a cute, black comedian who parroted: "Here Comes the Judge," mocking old-line judiciary and authorities. This doctrine permeated every avenue of authority, from Parents to Police Officers, who were stunned at the dress and perversions of liberty which were mirror images of the debaucheries of the French Revolution.

The effect of this theology was that Authority was reduced to begging for a chance to 'share' what one holds. "Sharing" has no base in truth, but is in reality the voicing of an opinion, a theological democracy where there are no absolutes.

Aren't you glad that the Declaration of Independence wasn't a collection of "shared opinions"???
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