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Title: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Needles on 07/19/26 at 15:10:36 It's just another version of Nazi. Question: Why does Christianity focus on the Crucifixion, the lowest point in all of "Christian history", rather than the message of hope and love that Christianity purports as the foundation of their belief? (REAL Christians, and I know some, never proselytize, never denigrate, and never support Trumpedo.) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sRCLHBhZPQ4 |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Eegore on 07/19/26 at 15:57:00 Question: Why does Christianity focus on the Crucifixion, the lowest point in all of "Christian history", rather than the message of hope and love that Christianity purports as the foundation of their belief? I imagine this depends on what church you get your information from, plenty focus on hope and love according to online teaching metrics. Typically the Crucifixion is considered the ultimate demonstration of God's love for man, and the pivotal moment of victory over sin and death. Without it there would be no Christianity, so I imagine it's pretty important to acknowledge. I find it hard to believe there is any human that "never" denigrates. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Needles on 07/20/26 at 08:39:39 "Christian" nationalists push WAR. They are the core believers in Nazi and fascist states. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Needles on 07/21/26 at 10:17:18 Nazis were "Christian" Nationalists, NOT socialists. I don't understand why derivative mythological systems always think the previous mythological systems that THEIRS is derived from are the enemies. Protestant "Christians", ALL of which are Catholic, or Catholic derived, also hate the Catholics. The "Christians" hate the Jews; the Muslims hate the Christiand AND the Jews. All of them claim the love of something; none show any love at all. (I'm speaking of the radicals in all of these; some of them, I assume, are good people.) ALL Christendom is descended from the Catholics. The Catholic Church, more of a political stance than anything else, felt threatened by the Cathars, a resurfacing of the Gnostics in the 12th century that taught love, hope, nonviolence, and equality, not just of races, but of genders. That so enraged the Pope (Father of the Church) that when the king of France decided not to repay the money he'd borrowed to the Cathar region, he offered to send Spanish Crusaders to wipe the Cathars out. He did, so sucessfully that the Pope started the Inquisition and wiped out nearly ALL non-Catholic groups. This was also during the time the Catholics would only allow Catholic Priests to actually READ their "Bible". Christianity has always WANTED to be a political or meta-political entity. That is another reason to ban religion from government. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by thumperclone on 07/21/26 at 14:13:16 the Christian right is neither |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Needles on 07/27/26 at 15:44:31 "As to the book called the Bible, it is blasphemy to call it the word of God. GENOCIDE ( Exodus 32:27) SLAVERY (Epbasiaas 6:5) MASSACRES (1Samuel 15:3) MISOGYNY (1Timothy 2:11-12) HATRED (Psalm137:9 CRUELTY (2 Kings 2:23-24 CONTRADICTIONS (MANY VERSES) It is a book of lies and contradictions, and a history of bad times and bad men. There are but a few good characters in the whole book. The Bible IS FULL OF VIOLENCE, CRUELTY, INTOLERANCE, and SUPERSTITION" -THOMAS PAINE |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by charleslab on 07/29/26 at 14:03:05 christian or not, all your core value are from chistianity |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Needles on 07/29/26 at 14:36:44 Wrong. Core values come from within when the person has been taught morals and honor. Christianity has no claim over those things, since they pre-existed Christianity. Buddhists, Hindus, Egyptians, Incas, Zorastrians, as well as many pagans all believe in the same good things expected of people living together. Jesus simply recodified it all. The Founders were adamant that there is no official US religion. They were Deists, not necessarily Christians. Read some Thomas Paine. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Eegore on 07/29/26 at 19:58:48 christian or not, all your core value are from chistianity I have to agree with Needles on this one. There is no way core values were nonexistent prior to Christianity. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by JRM on 08/22/26 at 03:40:06 [quote author=7B505051595046350 link=1784499036/0#3 date=1784654238]Nazis were "Christian" Nationalists, NOT socialists. this should not say "Nazis were Christian"... but rather "Nazis ARE Christian"... |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Eegore on 08/22/26 at 05:25:11 this should not say "Nazis were Christian"... but rather "Nazis ARE Christian"... I think it should say Neo-Nazi. |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by JRM on 09/22/26 at 15:34:17 "NAZI" |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by Serowbot on 09/23/26 at 08:55:02 Your religion is the religion of your parents In some cases your religion can change to that of your spouse Now,.. if you really believed, and then changed, one of those were wrong Is that the belief you grew up with or the you changed to? Does belief really matter? Nobody cares as long as it promises eternal life You ain't gonna' get it :-? |
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Title: Re: "Christian" Nationalism Post by thumperclone on 09/23/26 at 09:58:15 3B2D3A273F2A273C480 wrote:
nobody gets out of here alive |
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