Man and Sin by Piet Schoonenberg (1964) 2.3 PU

[What must the imposer do in order to grasp sovereign power for “his” designs?

The imposer must sell “his” heart to the sovereigninfra, the (infra)sovereign religion.

The religionsov looks down upon and situates, not the person, but the subject.

So, the imposer becomes an instrument of the religionsov.

The imposer serves an object that brings subjects into organization (whether they want to or not). “He” can only thinkpro-object. “He” must deny unintended consequences.]