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• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 1
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  • bishops, archbishops, up to the church's whole hierarchy. How does he
  • earthly churchly hierarchy is mirrored what God is with his
  • Basically these were the two forms: the churches and the empires.
  • other side more church oriented, also representative of God. That
  • God's representatives. The Roman Catholic Church's propagation tended
  • we no longer merely have the Church's anointed imperialism, but we
  • retained in the Catholic Church and its institutions. Therein lies
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 2
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  • spiritual reality through the use of signs and symbols. The churches
  • light shining through the stained glass windows of the churches. The
  • spiritual power. That is why the Catholic Church, wanting to keep
  • group organized against a certain church discipline, in England they
• Title: Imperialism: Lecture 3
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  • respects the Catholic Church harks back to the first stage. It
  • Catholic Church is a relic, a shadow-image of what existed in the
  • the Catholic Church and the secret societies which used Freemasonry
  • strong that the Catholic Church is a relic of the first stage of
  • while it has become clear that the social constitution of the Church
  • longer speak of the will of the Church, but he speaks of the will
  • development. Whereas during the oldest, the first stage the Church
  • that was attributed to the Church in the first stage. Thus the
  • the state must take the same road the concept of the Church has
  • shadow just as the Church has propagated a shadow — recognized
  • shadow-image, as the constitution of the Church has become. In some
  • Protestant circles the idea has arisen that the Church is only the
  • church, not some state, not some economic empire can create this empire.