Gosh, my church was more low-key this year about the resurrection of Christ than the administration of my university is about the anniversary of George Floyd’s death. Most importantly, I didn’t send out any emails, telling my colleagues to contemplate Jesus’s sacrifice and ask themselves if they are living up to his legacy. I’m very excited about Pascha but I respect other people’s right not to be.
Secular saints have the creepiest, pushiest, angriest worshippers.
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Trying to imagine what “living up to George Floyd’s legacy” might look like… Have your coworkers been taking illegal drugs and assaulting ex-girlfriends in observance of this sacred feast?
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I’m thinking not but this just goes to show how much work we’ve left to do before we truly live up to the legacy.
Everybody gets the saints they deserve.
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I am relieved to already have a very full treasure-chest of saints available for veneration. Let us endeavor to deserve them 🙂
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Apparently, my original snark did not properly capture the religious nature of the thing. The proper way to observe such a holy day is, of course, blood sacrifice:
https://notthebee.com/article/dozens-of-gunshots-were-heard-around-george-floyd-square-on-the-anniversary-of-his-death
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