It's very clear what the next rhetorical battle will be:
A group formed by
Christian leaders is warning against the rise of "Christian
nationalism," saying the merging of Christian and American identities
poses a threat to U.S. democracy and religious communities.
“As Christians, we are bound to Christ, not by citizenship, but by faith,” Christians Against Christian Nationalism’s statement reads.
“Whether we worship at a church, mosque, synagogue, or temple, America has no second-class faiths. All are equal under the U.S. Constitution.”
The statement is endorsed by at least 17 Christian leaders from various churches and organizations, according to the group’s website.
“As Christians, we are bound to Christ, not by citizenship, but by faith,” Christians Against Christian Nationalism’s statement reads.
“Whether we worship at a church, mosque, synagogue, or temple, America has no second-class faiths. All are equal under the U.S. Constitution.”
The statement is endorsed by at least 17 Christian leaders from various churches and organizations, according to the group’s website.
It won't be even remotely surprising to
discover that their funding is coming from distinctly not-Christian sources,
most likely the same people who fund the (((Edmund Burke Institute)))
Nationalism is under attack by the globalist gatekeepers and Christian
nationalism will be targeted by the Churchians.
Well and good. We have the truth, the Bible, history, science, and Jesus Christ on our side. They have lies, usury, and elite pedos on theirs. I like our odds.
Notice how they can't even bear to state the name of Jesus Christ. That's because they serve a very different god.
Well and good. We have the truth, the Bible, history, science, and Jesus Christ on our side. They have lies, usury, and elite pedos on theirs. I like our odds.
Notice how they can't even bear to state the name of Jesus Christ. That's because they serve a very different god.
