The assumption that harmony is always desirable suggests an inability to address the realities of power imbalances in any form whatsoever. It is an accurate reflection of a broader social problem. Just as the financial world has “too big to fail”, the spiritual world has “too holy to fail”.
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The assumption that harmony is always desirable suggests an inability to address the realities of power imbalances in any form whatsoever. It is an accurate reflection of a broader social problem. Just as the financial world has “too big to fail”, the spiritual world has “too holy to fail”.