Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 1.4V2

[Here, Schoonenberg appears to meld Christ and thinkdivine.

The vertical parallel axes of thinkdivine and thinkgroup are inherently unstable, in that they are exclusive yet interpellating.

The thinkdivine nested form may be regarded as formative.

The thinkgroup nested form may be regarded as formative, but it may also be deformative.

A thinkgroup nested form may be deformative in two ways.

One is material.  The sinful pursuit of material advantage favors a self-justification3(concupiscence2(1)).  Sometimes, this complex is spooked by blasphemy3(cruelty2(1)).

The other is spiritual.  A thinkgroup strives to attain sovereign power in order to dictate an organizational objective for all society.  Blasphemy3(cruelty2(1)) becomes the norm.  Yet, both everything and nothing spooks these idolaters.  They are paranoid.  They feel invulnerable.

Both types of deformation are parasitic and fully capable of taking over the host.]