Demonizing for fun and profit. August 20th, 2025. Introduction. The very first thing we should get into our heads is the fact that sauce for the goose, sauce for the gander, is a basic biblical principle.

The judgment with which you judge, you shall be judged, Matthew 7,

1 and 2. Therefore, you are inexcusable, O man, whoever you are who judge, for in whatever you

judge another, you condemn yourself, for you who judge practice the same things. Romans 2, 1,

NKJV. Why don't we get to do what he gets to do? So I would like to begin this installment by highlighting the central contradiction of this particular chapter of disarming Leviathan.

That's correct, right out of the gate. Why mess around? The chapter is dedicated to showing that Christian nationalism is empowered by an ancient beast, a spiritual power that offers a false security to those gullible enough to be taken in by it.

It is a rival religion, page 36.

It is spiritual.

It was not God's spirit at work, page 39.

It is a supernatural power, covertly at work, page 39.

There are spiritual undercurrents that empower at page 40.

Leviathan symbolizes moral chaos, page 41. Christian nationalism

is a deceitful teaching, and by his citation of 1 Timothy 4, 1 and 2 immediately following that

statement, he clearly intimates that it is demonic. The stakes are high, my friends. But then,

and you will scarcely believe this, he winds up for his concluding pitch,

and it turns out to be this screwball. Quote, American Christian nationalists often frame anyone

who does not agree with them as evil, demonic, or satanic. Disarming Leviathan, page 55. So that

would be bad then? I mean, how dare they? But at least they don't say that anyone who disagrees

with them

about politics is Leviathan. There are times when the only word that suffices is kriky. This entire

chapter is about the evil spiritual power that is driving the Christian nationalist movement,

and he names that power as Leviathan, an ancient spiritual wickedness and enemy of God.

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