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Bureaucrats and the managerial priesthood that serves them now deploy slogans across every digital platform, turning citizens into unwitting agents of their own dispossession. Phrases such as "Believe all women" and "Black lives matter" travel from official mouths to household screens, compelling men and women to police one another rather than guard their borders and their children.
These short declarations function as modern Trojan horses. They enter the mind without resistance because they appear self-evident, yet they carry within them the destruction of objective moral order and the substitution of political utility for truth.
The same technique that once spread Arian denial of the Son's full divinity through imperial edicts now operates through social media and public schools. In both cases the enemy of the faith understood that control of language precedes control of the soul.
Scripture teaches that truth is not manufactured by men but received from the Creator who orders all things. When governments replace this received truth with constructed narratives, they repeat the ancient sin of the City of Man: the claim that man can define reality apart from God.
The Patristic consensus and the Reformed confessions alike condemn the substitution of lies for the Word. Every generation that abandoned this standard witnessed the rapid dissolution of household, church, and commonwealth that had been built upon it.
Today the faithful remnant must recognize that information warfare is not neutral technology but spiritual combat. The same authority that once defended the Nicene Creed against imperial pressure now requires refusal of the state's catechisms.
Parents must withdraw their children from institutions that enforce these slogans. Households must recover the discipline of reading Scripture and the creeds together so that the mind is armored before the next wave of phrases arrives.
Only when truth is once again confessed publicly and defended in the gate will the corrosive power of bureaucratic language be broken. The remnant that undertakes this labor reclaims the inheritance purchased by the blood of the martyrs and the prayers of the saints.
