If society is filled with color, gender, economic, intellectual, self serving biases, the social institutions become images of these very values. When we use others to advance our own purposes, how can we expect social entities, which are created by us, to do any differently, for just as God created us in Its own image, so we create social institutions in our own image. The difference is that our creation, social institutions, are not provided free will but rather are given directives. Social institutions are not created to solve problems but to alleviate them. When we create an institution, it takes on our image.
Social institutions take on an undertone of self preservation.
They thrive in their directive to alleviate problems, but they will not ex-tend themselves to the point of attempting to eliminate the problem, for that would be an action of self annihilation. As our social institutions grow, they also become more adept and subtle in their skills regarding their ability at self preservation. A prime example is the institution of social welfare. After spending over five trillion dollars to eliminate poverty in the U.S., it has been estimated that we have made no net impact in terms of eliminating the problem. They do so through subtle and sometimes bold actions of violence directed at us, souls, God.