An apple core with ants all over it. March 20th, 2024. Introduction. Since discussions of Christian nationalism are now officially a thing, I want to make sure

that I do not sure when it comes to any responsibility I might have to help make the case. So how about this?

Quote, for the nation and kingdom that will not serve thee shall perish,

yea, those nations shall be utterly wasted.

Isaiah 60, verse 12.

I love my nation and do not want to see it utterly wasted. I am therefore engaged in the task of inviting

my fellow Americans to make the choice of serving him. The nation that will not serve him shall perish.

We don't want that and so certain things follow. People complain that nobody

knows what it is. One of the complaints about CN that I have heard oft repeated

is that nobody knows what it is exactly.

Quote I have heard about 57 different things concerning it, and so I don't know what to think anymore.

Yeah, but about 54 of those different things came from die-hard opponents freaking out about the very

idea, whereupon they began circulating misrepresentations, lies,

mendacious interpretations, and scurrilous abuse. Christian nationalism wants to outlaw sinned?

Gee, why didn't anybody think of fixing the world that way before?

If you want to know the range of proposals coming from advocates of the idea, then read three books.

Christian nationalism, Torba Isker, the case for Christian nationalism, Wolf, and Meer Christendom, Wilson.

That will give you the lay of the land, and it will also give you a sense of some of the

intramural differences. There are some differences, but nothing that affects the central idea.

And here is the central idea, the basic thrust.

Our dalliance with secularism has proven itself to be flat out bankrupt, and so we need to turn

in repentance back to the Christian foundations that our nation was established on.

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