Nietzsche and Member Care--Why Not?
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Section 267
"With a great goal one is superior even to justice,
"With a great goal one is superior even to justice,
not only to one's deeds and one's judges."
To continue, I have also been reflecting on some of Christ's more incisive words to a cluster of religious folks who also thought that they were above justice. He called them:
"Snakes! Reptilian sneaks!"
(Matthew 23, The Message)
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Reflection and Discussion
**How can we help ourselves and others to not let our "important goals" in mission/aid and member care work, inflate our sense of self-importance and obscure our responisibiity for justice?
****Noble causes and costic narcissism--how do these things blind people from the need for accountability? Give a specific example.
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