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Chosenness (n.) was a vineyard planted for justice that produced violence instead.
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Chosenness (n.) was a vineyard planted for justice that produced violence instead.
Chosenness (n.) means refusing to be dazzled by worldly success, even at the cost of looking unfashionable.
Chosenness (n.) is not a favor but an exposure: being picked means being judged more severely.
Chosenness (n.) runs one way: there is a chosen people but never a chosen God.