Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.3 PJ

Summary of text [comment] page 83

[Consider the sovereigninfra as a being that reduces the person’s heart in order to impose an organizational good.

What are some of the implications?

Here is one.

This religious being (the sovereigninfra religion) looks down upon the person.

It sees a person (modeled according to the intersecting nested forms) and attempts to directly manipulate features within that model.

The religioninfrasov nudges.

The religioninfrasov pushes.

The religioninfrasov bullies.

The religioninfrasov reduces subjects accused of thinkanti-object to the position of homo sacer (see Giorgio Agamben).]