How do we get rid of Christian Nationalism?

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Christianity is on its way out of American society and culture -- but that is on a timescale of one or two decades. It might might do a lot of political damage yet before it finally exits. Extremely dangerous organizations like the New Apostolic Reformation are . . .. not necessarily supported by the incoming administration, but certainly encouraged and emboldened by it. At any rate they definitely are part of the MAGA/Tea Party coalition -- and a much more important and influential part than libertarians. What can we do about that?
 
Christians have always had a major voice in the national government. In fact just over the last day or two, Biden’s been on the phone getting advice on a big presidential decision from one of the most, if not THE most powerful Christians on the planet.
 
Christianity is on its way out of American society and culture -- but that is on a timescale of one or two decades. It might might do a lot of political damage yet before it finally exits. Extremely dangerous organizations like the New Apostolic Reformation are . . .. not necessarily supported by the incoming administration, but certainly encouraged and emboldened by it. At any rate they definitely are part of the MAGA/Tea Party coalition -- and a much more important and influential part than libertarians. What can we do about that?
As long as the New Apostolic Reformation does not engage in violence, we do not need to do anything about it.
 
Islam is the fastest growing religion in America. By 2050, the Muslim American population is expected to more than double, from 3.5 million today to 8.1 million. This increase would make Muslims the second-largest religious group in the United States.Apr 18, 2022. :)
 
Funny because I don't see Chrisitan nationalism committing acts of rape and violence as they invade other countries. Think those are your friends, AKA Islamic trash.
 
Christians have always had a major voice in the national government. In fact just over the last day or two, Biden’s been on the phone getting advice on a big presidential decision from one of the most, if not THE most powerful Christians on the planet.
But he's Catholic -- to the NAR, to American Christian Nationalists, he doesn't count. Outside the whole context.
 
There are a number of Christian organizations such as Sojourners and mainstream Church leaders who are fighting against Christian Nationalism. Maybe they will succeed in convincing more Christians that Christian Nationalism is not very Christian.
 
Funny because I don't see Chrisitan nationalism committing acts of rape and violence as they invade other countries. Think those are your friends, AKA Islamic trash.
The CNs really ain't no better -- they have a record of terrorism against abortion clinics and doctors.
 
Islam is the fastest growing religion in America. By 2050, the Muslim American population is expected to more than double, from 3.5 million today to 8.1 million. This increase would make Muslims the second-largest religious group in the United States.Apr 18, 2022. :)
But American Muslims will never have the arrogance that can only come from the illusion that the country was founded by and for them.

See the United States as a Christian nation.

See also dominionism.
 
Funny because I don't see Chrisitan nationalism committing acts of rape and violence as they invade other countries. Think those are your friends, AKA Islamic trash.
Christian missionaries were a force of rape, sexual abuse and the spread of venereal diseases across the colonisation of the third world, including the Americas.

Christian preachers still are, in secret, within their own communities.
 
But American Muslims will never have the arrogance that can only come from the illusion that the country was founded by and for them.

See the United States as a Christian nation.

See also dominionism.
Ah, revisionist history at its finest. Now I know for a fact you have no clue about the Treaty of Tripoli, but your dubious reference sure uses it, wrongly I might add, by poaching only part of Article 11. Let me give you the whole article:

“As the government of the United States of America is not in any sense founded on the Christian Religion,-as it has in itself no character of enmity against the laws, religion or tranquility of Musselmen,-and as the said States never have entered into any war or act of hostility against any Mehomitan nation, it is declared by the parties that no pretext arising from religious opinions shall ever produce an interruption of the harmony existing between the two countries.” Article 11
In its own time it was known officially as the Treaty of Peace and Friendship between the United States of America and the Bey and Subjects of Tripoli of Barbary. We know it now as the Treaty of Tripoli.

Your homework for today is question why it was written like that? I’ll give you a hint. There was something happening in that certain area. There is a certain Hymn of a certain dept. of our Navy that is sung to this day due to the treaty being broken around 1797, which led to a war that that hymn was penned.

This treaty was very similar to the original with some odd exceptions…the biggest and near and dear to our discussion is the clause declaring that the United States is “not in any way founded on the Christian Religion” is completely missing. Here is part of Article 14 of the 1805 treaty:

“As the Government of the United States of America, has in itself no character of enmity against the Laws, Religion or Tranquility of Musselmen, and as the said States never have entered into any voluntary war or act of hostility against any Mahometan Nation, except in the defence [sic] of their just rights to freely navigate the High Seas: It is declared by the contracting parties that no pretext arising from Religious Opinions, shall ever produce an interruption of the Harmony existing between the two Nations…”
So, If the United States was not founded on the Christian religion, why so conspicuously leave that clause out when the treaty was rewritten in 1805? Your whole argument hinges on the original treaty, so why did you leave the follow on out?

Just to bolster my argument even more, there was the 1798 proclamation by President John Adams. He was president when the ToT was penned. See if you can connect some dots…

“[T]he safety and prosperity of nations ultimately and essentially depend on the protection and the blessing of Almighty God, and the national acknowledgment of this truth is not only an indispensable duty which the people owe to Him, but a duty whose natural influence is favorable to the promotion of that morality and piety without which social happiness can not [sic] exist nor the blessings of a free government be enjoyed.”
 
Funny because I don't see Chrisitan nationalism committing acts of rape and violence as they invade other countries. Think those are your friends, AKA Islamic trash.
Funny because I see Christian nationalist denying miscarrying women basic health care here in Texas to the point where women are dying. The death toll here from legislated Christian nationalism far exceeds that of "Islamic trash" here.
 
Funny because I see Christian nationalist denying miscarrying women basic health care here in Texas to the point where women are dying. The death toll here from legislated Christian nationalism far exceeds that of "Islamic trash" here.

No you don't.

You see histrionic morons saying dumb shit you want to believe.
 
Just to bolster my argument even more, there was the 1798 proclamation by President John Adams. He was president when the ToT was penned. See if you can connect some dots…
And the people replaced Adams with Jefferson -- the one who wrote his own edition of the Bible with the supernatural elements excised.
 
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If Christian Nationalism really wants to install "Christian values" to replace the Constitution, perhaps its time to bring back crucifixion.
 
And the people replaced Adams with Jefferson -- the one who wrote his own edition of the Bible with the supernatural elements excised.
What that has to do with the price of tea in China, I don’t know. Jefferson was a prolific writer and held many beliefs over his life. His views changed over time but he was baptized Anglican and buried Anglican for what that’s worth. If you’re trying to assert that the the election of ‘00 was some kind of referendum on our Christian Nation you’d be wrong again. No surprise there. Here’s some more weekend homework You to digest. Note the reasons for Jefferson’s win. You’re welcome.
 
What that has to do with the price of tea in China, I don’t know. Jefferson was a prolific writer and held many beliefs over his life. His views changed over time but he was baptized Anglican and buried Anglican for what that’s worth. If you’re trying to assert that the the election of ‘00 was some kind of referendum on our Christian Nation you’d be wrong again. No surprise there. Here’s some more weekend homework You to digest. Note the reasons for Jefferson’s win. You’re welcome.
That was the election when many buried their Bibles for fear Jefferson would confiscate them. But he won anyway -- it was a referendum on America as a Christian nation.
 
Islam is the fastest growing religion in America. By 2050, the Muslim American population is expected to more than double, from 3.5 million today to 8.1 million. This increase would make Muslims the second-largest religious group in the United States.Apr 18, 2022. :)
If we elected 2 Presidents that would be a doubling overnight...

Jeez... sometimes..., I scare myself!
 
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