For sure, but I don’t want to give English or Germans an excuse to be fascist.

No problem! Glad to hear it.

Assuming you’re sincere, Amazon has destroyed and continues to destroy indie bookstores, nonprofit publishers, and much more, while exploiting workers and making Bezos a billionaire who uses his money to support terrible causes.

"Conservatives have lost years of ground by being obsessed with debating “facts and logic” rather than doing the grubby work of entering institutions and remaking them from inside. The revolutionaries are a generation ahead in this regard."

Sound familiar?

"The Cultural Marxist views everyone else as either unaware of the goal of the revolution, less than them, or an obstacle standing in their way to be destroyed. Only the revolution matters to the revolutionary. +

Check this:

"Conservatives, centrists, and the right wing lose to the Left because they do not fundamentally understand the Left. ... The conservative will lash out with angry tweets about double standards and hypocrisy. But the Cultural Marxist does not care. +

Different project. Both of these were proposed to Baylor, but I'm doing the liberal/dialectical theology book first and will do the Critical Theology book down the road when I have more of it written.

I have a book I plan to write on this topic called Critical Faith that will look at major areas of critical biblical research and provide a theological translation. But it’s been sidelined for the time being. I’ll get back to it soon I hope.

Yes that’s fair. I wouldn’t use “hermeneutics of suspicion,” which has pejorative connotations. It’s just standard historical method. But translating that to theology is indeed challenging. I think that’s what Bultmann’s demythologizing is trying to do.