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the post-industrial world was actually more fragile than the pre-industrial world—that relatively small disturbances could push complex, modern society off the edge of a socio-economic cliff.
Policies and procedures―two false gods of the Modern Age.
During a fifty-year period in the eighteen hundreds, the Church practiced the “Law of Consecration.” All members pledged everything to the Church while bishops redistributed property as needed.
“The only easy day was yesterday,”
Vigilance, combined with dumb luck, decided the daily breath of them all.
