Principalities Are Never Benign (2)

This perceived benign nature of principalities falsely understands the fallenness of humans as only somewhat-or-sometimes fallen. It glosses the fact that such an assertion is in and of itself a reflection of disorientation which exists in partnership with death, and that as a state of brokenness it affects the whole of Creation, both directly and indirectly.

Viewed institutionally, this assertion marks the incredible delusion that people who promote this harbour , namely, that they insist that human domination over all things, if at times ineffectual, is somehow able to be overcome if only humans might find the will and stamina to persist in this delusion.