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   %DOMINEERING RELIGIOUS LEADERS TEACH VICTIMS SIN+020718
  %SELF-JUSTIFICATION RIGHTEOUSNESS ARROGANCE SKILL+020718
  %SURVIVAL EVOLUTION NORMAL GOOD EVIL PROPER HONOR+020718
     %WORTHY RESPECT SUPPORT GUILTY INNOCENT POWERS+020718
      %REDEMPTIVE VIOLENCE COERCION CONTROL HEALING+020718
  %THIRSTY HUNGRY NAKED PRISON VULNERABILITY LOVERS 020718
                                                          
     Domineering religious leaders teach their victims    
       (which includes each other domineering leader)     
         that self-justification is an essential-skill    
           which is necessary-to-survive.  Thus self-     
             justification become normal, ok, right,      
               good, proper, honorable, and worthy        
                 of respect and support.                  
                                                          
     Domineering religious leaders teach that one is      
       guilty (sinful) until proven/made innocent.        
         This doctrine is an essential foundation for     
           the survival of "The Domination System"        
             which is supported by "The Powers that Be".  
               The doctrine of original-sin and the       
                 need for redemptive-violence through     
                   blood-sacrifices (real or symbolic)    
                     are thus supportive of domineering   
                       religious leaders who are faithful 
                         worshipers of "The Holy          
                           Domination System."  Through   
                             domination they make their   
                               own idols the dominant     
                                 idols for others.        
                                                          
                                                                                                                               
                         (c) 2005 by Paul A. Smith in      
                    (On Being Yourself, Whole and Healthy)  
                                                                                                                               
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