Could the Hierarchy Be Externalizing? Are They Walking Among Us?

Authors

  • Sixbert SANGWA African Leadership University Author

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.65655/d4j2bj30

Keywords:

eschatology, geopolitics, spiritual discernment, lawlessness, idolatry, biblical references, Christian practices, moral decay, readiness, faith, societal challenges, externalization

Abstract

The article "Could the Hierarchy Be Externalizing? Are They Walking Among Us?" delves into the current spiritual and geopolitical climate, emphasizing the growing lawlessness and moral decay observed in society. It articulates the importance of discernment within the church and the necessity to remain vigilant against deceptive influences that masquerade as progress or enlightenment. The author draws on biblical references to highlight the dangers of idolatry and sin, urging readers to recognize and resist these modern threats. Furthermore, the piece calls for a return to fundamental Christian practices such as prayer, obedience, and community, encouraging believers to prepare for the anticipated return of the Lord. By addressing both personal and societal challenges, this article serves as a sobering reminder of the need for spiritual readiness and steadfastness in faith.

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Published

2025-08-30

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How to Cite

SANGWA, S. (2025). Could the Hierarchy Be Externalizing? Are They Walking Among Us?. Open Journal of Stigmatized Knowledge & Suppressed Discourses (ISSN: 3105-3033), 1(1). https://doi.org/10.65655/d4j2bj30