> I love how this kind of reasoning co-exists with, while being seemingly completely oblivious of, the narrative about privilege, that modern sin in the church

> I love how this kind of reasoning co-exists with, while being seemingly completely oblivious of, the narrative about privilege, that modern sin in the church of social justice I think you are mixing up two things. The society as a whole and the individual. Imposter Syndrome is about individual perceived guilt, which serves no purpose. Social justice is (or shoud be) about systemic issues. I am privileged, that doesn't mean that I don't want more social justice or have to feel guilty. I don't believe that the whole society is a zero sum game.