[TChris]

No, your limited interpretation of the word "Corporate" is what's wrong.

"Corporate" is in fact synonymous with collective.

Oh, now you want to use the other definition, not the one you started with (1./2. from your dictionary post)

How pathetically juvenile.

If we combine your new argument with your old, you must conclude that, because it is "Corporate", the "Corporate body of Christ" is "Collectivist" and therefore "Communist", since you have equated the three terms.

[LomanBill]

>>Oh, now you want to use the other definition

 

Other?  No, all cited usages are part of the collective definition of the word.

 

Clearly the word "corporate" has a deeper meaning than the average sheeple has been edumacated to be aware of.

 

>>the "Corporate body of Christ" is "Collectivist"

 

Correct, The Church  is collectivist.

 

The difference between Christian collectivism and Communist/Corporatist collectivism is that the object of worship for the Christian collective is Christ/God - whereas the object of the Communist/Corporatist worship is nothing but a secular humanist corporal creation.

 

The Christian Church worships Christ/God - while the Communist/Corporatist collective worships only itself.

 

Again, it's really a 1st Commandment issue to which much of our present predicament can be traced.

Matthew 4.10: Then saith Jesus unto him, Get thee hence, Satan: for it is written, Thou shalt worship the Lord thy God, and him only shalt thou serve...