Archbishop Alfonso I (@truthinaworldoflies)

Disagreeing is easy. Cooperation is hard. But the hardest problem of all is keeping the peace across generations. One can be a king in his own lifetime. I see plenty of men behaving as kings on social media. Contrary to myself, they have the online following to justify doing so. But whenever I'm on social media, I always wonder. Why do I feel like I'm reading the same content over and over? Why are accounts having conversations they claim are unique, but I am dead sure I have already read a thousand times? It's because of the hardest problem. If there is no chain guiding us through the generations, we are forced to re-find truth over and over, and repeat the same conversations over and over. Now we might imagine ourselves smart for rediscovering the truth, and having others listen to us espouse that truth. Which I'll be first to admit, I understand, and who am I to judge with my two and a half followers. But still I pose the question: why be content with being big for a couple of decades, when you can be big for centuries, even millenia? Keeping the peace across generations is the hardest problem of all. Solving it grants the greatest reward of all. It is impossible to in this post give the answer to that problem in full, nor do I pretend to fully understand that answer. But here is an easy start: Jesus Christ is Lord of All and Savior of those who have Faith in Him and His Sacrifice and Resurrection, born in Bethlehem, died at Jerusalem, , and is, is from before the beginning of the world. Fully God and fully man, begotten not made. God is three and God is one. Amen.