Christian nationalism or Christian patriotism.

Is it a good idea?

Should we go totally medieval, politically speaking?

I think I speak for a lot of Christians who are interested in the well-being of our nation, of our culture, and I think

chiefly our children and our grandchildren, when I say that we are moving towards a, I know

I'm going to ruffle some feathers.

Hang with me. We're moving towards a post-Maga political situation in America.

I think Europe is also having issues, primarily with immigration in the erosion of European Christian Catholic culture,

which arguably has been going on since the 1500s.

What I mean is the idea that you just need to vote harder.

Just vote.

We just need more Republicans, more conservative.

That's the way out.

We're realizing that, honestly, being conservative hasn't really conserved anything that's

important to Christians and to society and to civilization.

Let me give you some examples.

Marriage, matrimony.

Have the conservatives in Europe, in Canada, in America, even in Latin America, have they sought

to preserve the definition of matrimony given by God and articulated

by Jesus Christ in the Gospels?

The answer is no.

It's been a tale of contraception, no fault divorce, and now creative new definitions of what marriage and matrimony is.

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