A quick Christian nationalism walkthrough, April 3rd, 2024. So let us start at the base of the

stairs and go up them one at a time.

Every society of necessity must have a final locus of authority.

That authority must either be contingent and within the system or absolute and outside the system.

If there is no absolute authority outside the system, then the contingent authority within the

system has become functionally absolute.

It is not and cannot be absolute, but it can try to act like it is.

In short, if there is no absolute above the state, then the state becomes absolute. In blunter

terms, if there is no God over the state, then the state has been made God.

To acquiesce in this arrangement would be to use the biblical term idolatry.

It therefore follows that it is our duty and responsibility to confess the true God as the sovereign over all human society

and over every form of human society. All societies are moral agents and consequently make decisions

that can be morally praised or condemned.

All moral agents are answerable to the God who created them.

It therefore follows that all societies have the responsibility

to acknowledge the true God of heaven because he is the one who will praise or condemn their actions at the last day.

To postulate a false God as occupying that place outside the system is to be guilty of a more subtle form of idolatry,

but it is still idolatry, a construct of human

devising, not truly outside the system, but rather projected there by human

contrivance. To make the principle obvious, let us stipulate a cargo

cult somewhere that worships a Nike

sneaker that washed up on their beach treating the sneaker as an

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