look I LIKE Christian nationalism, but in what way is it "happening"
Right now, Christianity in America is weaker than ever. Just cuz some twitter guys larp about being "theonomists" or whatever doesn't mean they're gaining any tangible cultural power
What’s your most conservative and most liberal take? I’ll start:
Liberal: climate change is real and it’s a problem
Conservative: Uganda is doing nothing wrong regarding LGBT
I am seeing a shocking number of 13 year old boys with liberal parents and who go to woke public schools finding Christ and seeking tradition. We could see a revolt of young men in the near future. The church needs to disciple young men to harness this energy.
GM. At the end of the Reconquista of Church and State, the New American Covenant will include the unification of all Presbyterian and Reformed churches into a single Kirk, the PRK (USA) - the true and better NAPARC. We will worship at least annually at “Westminster on the Hill”.
(AI-generated image of the White House being dwarved by a giant gaudy gothic cathedral built directly in front of it.)
I'm ethnically Jewish. I used to be a Zionist cuz I idolized my heritage as many New Testament Jewish Christians did. It was a hard pill to swallow to realize the Jews aren't the chosen people, but I had to admit it's Biblical. Israel is in rebellion against God.
Yes, many. I come from gay-land. I wasn't raised in some evangelical bubble. Knowing LGBTQ people is what made me go anti-LGBTQ
Christians must reconquer:
- Mainline Churches
- Major Universities
- The Media
- The Government
In that order