CIT. For a full account of the massacre, its place in the overall counterinsurgency strategy of the Salvadoran armed forces, and its subsequent cover-up, see the following sources: Xxxxx Xxxxxxx, The El Mozote Massacre: Anthropology and Human Rights (Tucson: University of Arizona Press, 1996); Xxxx Xxxxxx, The Massacre at El Mozote: A Parable of the Cold War (New York: Vintage Books, 1994); and UN Security Council, From Madness to Hope: the 12-year war in El Salvador: Report of the Commission on the Truth for El Salvador, 1993, xxxx://xxx.xxxx.xxx/files/file/ElSalvador-Report.pdf (accessed October 27, 2009). was not able to; I had such a knot and a pain in my heart that I couldn’t even speak. All I could do was bend over and cry.107 Xxxxx’x children were abruptly and violently erased from earthly existence. Their future possibilities were destroyed, their development denied. The passing of their beautiful lives plagued her with intermittent waves of grief until her own death. Both Xxxx’x and Xxxxx’x stories point to the vulnerability involved in the anthropological constant of perishing. The processes of change at work in embodied and interdependent human life can be destructive, rendering human beings vulnerable to traumatic loss. As relational beings, we require philia for happiness and meaning in life. But our cherished loves, significant others, beloved family and friends are all embodied creatures who are corruptible – i.e., vulnerable to disease, death, and destruction. The unthinkable could happen to our loved ones at any moment and the slow or abrupt loss of their presence and proper expansion in the world diminishes our own lives. In Xxxxxx- XxXxxxxx’x words, our grief at their passing “involves the real loss of the materiality of ordinary touch, nurture, and affection.”108 The beauty of such meaningful material pleasures, and the potential for their development, can be cut off forever. The beauty of particular lives and loves that are precious to us can be ripped from existence without a moment’s notice. The grief that such loss occasions can be primal, unwieldy, and devastating for those who are left behind. Compared with mundane grief, it is voracious in its power. Unlike daily losses that interact with present and future possibilities to create a positive synthesis, such loss has the potential to subject survivors to experience the affliction of radical suffering, the destruction of all meaning, hope, and even reason for living. But, as Xxxxxx-XxXx...
CIT the Christian tradition, the cause of evils such as poverty-induced childhood starvation lies in the original and simultaneously personal sin of pride, which eschews love of God and love of neighbor in favor of self-gratification and lust for power.150 Christian ethicists and liberation theologians have described such injustices in terms of “social sin,” and have employed the tools of social analysis to understand the underlying structural causes of poverty, violence, and oppression.151 Uncovering original, personal, and social sin as causes of injustice can be a helpful, even necessary step on the way to uncovering the causes of evil in our world today. However, I contend that we need to go deeper. In order to understand and redress evils of injustice, oppression, and violence, it is essential to explore their deeper anthropological roots. It is imperative to ask: What is it about the human condition that makes us so wont to perpetrate, participate in, and allow egregious violation of other vulnerable beings (and ourselves)? Sin and pride do not go deep enough into the cause of our implication in evil. We must ask, therefore, why sin and why pride? Why do we allow pride to thwart our natural desire for loving communion with God, humanity and all of creation? Though it is impossible to formulate a definitive
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