On my radicalism: was it, once upon a time, the cultural norm?

Is my radicalism good, or bad, and is there even any such a thing as "good" radicalism? Isn't radicalism just bad, in and of itself?

Vic Biorseth, OWM; Wednesday, September 25, 2013
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Maybe radicalism is whatever it is in the eye of the beholder. Maybe radicalism can be good or bad, depending on the circumstances, and depending upon whatever "norm" it is deemed to be radicalizing from. But then, that would require knowing good from bad, right from wrong - where does that sort of "knowledge" come from? Can there even be such a thing as a universally applied human knowledge of right versus wrong?

Perhaps a re-examination of salvation history, a re-examination of national history, and a taking stock of what's going on around us is in order here.

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