Powers and Principalities
There is much talk about peace but there is no peace. The resources of the world controlled by a few. In culture, religion and politics, the leaders often seem compliant with the will of the few rich and powerful rather than the people, the truth, justice, or the common good. How did this happen? What is the world like. What can we do?
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Jeff Langan@jeff_langan
August 12, 2025
Changing tides of diplomacy
This could be a great age for cross cultural dialogue based on the Church’s tradition of faith and reason. But, European leaders immersed in various contemporary theories of will to power are incapable of having that dialogue with the Vatican or any other world power.
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Political violence
new CPOST national survey, taken Aug 29-31 2026:
16% of American adults, over 40 million people, support President Trump using the U.S. military to suppress protests against his agenda.
25%, over 60 million, support using force to prevent Trump from being president.
Both have doubled since September 2025.
