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We have a theocracy already. It is neither Christian, Jewish, Muslim, or any other traditional religion. Our theocracy preaches tolerance and inclusivity, but is mindlessly intolerant. The morality of our emerging theocracy has these pillars:

1. The feminization of men, including advocacy of castration and pegging.

2. Denial of biological reality, like male and female.

3. Hysteria over safety, including squelching of free speech.

4. Ever-expanding protected classes of people.

5. The right to impose our morality on other countries.

6. Willful destruction of the family.

7. The gradual extension of the state into companies (e.g. HR) and industries (media, education, banking, social media/big tech, etc.)

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Apr 21Liked by Jenny Holland

Is the MSM still around? Hadn't tuned into them for years now

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Apr 21Liked by Jenny Holland

It's about dividing people into groups. With that the groups diss each other and MSM has done it's job

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Apr 21Liked by Jenny Holland

A Christian Nationalist would want a society in which Christian ethics guide behavior. The United States and the European states were such places until very recently. Look how far we have fallen. Look at Ireland as a prime example of anti-Christian colonization in Europe. A White Nationalist would believe it is impossible to separate a nation from the bio-spirit of its founding people without forming a different nation. The fundamental transformation Obama and his allies pulled off in the United States was a shift away from essential Christianity and primary European identity to the establishment of an atheistic, Rainbow, non-white culturalism. Thus, any traditional person, a conservative reactionary in America or Europe, would have to embrace both Christian and White Nationalism even if that is a thought that is too uncomfortable for most people to admit to themselves. I can assure you that the majority of Bannon viewers are closeted White, Christian, Nationalists, even if they would not be willing to acknowledge that to themselves. Some are private about it because they understand the Overton Window and the powerful psychological warfare of their enemies you alluded to in your excellent article. This is not about a theocracy. It is about the roots of culture and the people that cultivate and maintain that culture. And the people that seek to destroy a culture for their own aggrandizement.

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I think that leftists wanted a new epithet to throw around since they had worn out the epithet of "racist" through overuse. Since leftists don't like genuine Christians (they often tolerate nominal Christians) and since they don't like people who are loyal to their countries rather than to leftist ideology, they found the term "Christian Nationalist" a convenient label. I'm sure we will be hearing more of it thrown at whoever they don't like.

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The Progs look in the mirror, think about what they want/intend to do, then claim that those things are what all of those nasty non-Progs intend to do. Brilliant tactics or a psychosis?

Jenny - appreciated, as always!

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Can't have people being proud of there countries, especially those in the West. We're colonisers, Never forget lol. IT's why the English flag is demonised so much by the UK MSN and hated by the left yet it's okay for the Welsh and Scottish to love and be proud of their flags (hint it's because they don't matter as shit as that is to say.)

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It’s interesting that the left has managed to load the words ‘Christian’ and ‘nation’ with so many negative connotations. And then creates a bogeyman out there ready to repress us into mindless obdedience.

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I know overschooled (yet undereducated) Democrat white women who seem to believe, in complete sincerity, that The Patriarchy, led by Donald Trump, is going to put women in Handmaid's Tale concentration camps, wearing long-sleeved gray dresses and bonnets. The fact that he made no move to do so during four years as president hasn't penetrated their thick skulls. Since it's impossible to communicate with them, I avoid being around them as much as I can.

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Why do they hate Christians so much? Because any genuine Christian would rather die than have his religion be The State. They use the fear of death to enslave people, but it doesn't work on people who aren't afraid to die.

Hebrews 2:14,15

“Forasmuch then as the children are partakers of flesh and blood, he (Jesus) also himself likewise took part of the same; that through death he might destroy him that had the power of death, that is, the devil;”

And deliver them who through fear of death were all their lifetime subject to bondage.”

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I can appreciate that one's perception of discrimination is one significant aspect of their culture but if I had a client whose identity was primarily shaped that way, I would help her set goals to live a more authentic and empowered life. But that is not the focus of our discussion.

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Also, I can see it today, watching Donald Trump running in 2016 quite confused at how many Christians were rooting for him, thankful, but admitting he was not a Christian.

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Rule of thumb: anything MSNBC is hyperventilating over is probably a good thing.

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A further com comment from a retired Christian minister. I never heard of Doug Wilson so therefore did not listen to him on Tucker Carlson's interview show. However, now that I have, I have to say that his prominence bothers me a great deal. I do not like it when ministers are replaced for Jesus in their role from the pulpit. If anything we should admit to our own helplessness and our own need to personally repent, that will do more to lead our congregations and non-christians than any amount of ego that I saw displayed in this interview, I have lived through a lot of Godlike ministers like the televangelists on television who did a lot of harm to a lot of people. If any of the stuff that Wilson is accused of doing is true and real, then we had best take a second look before we Elevate him on a pedestal.

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Hi, Quotes like these by GOP Rep. Lauren Boebert don't help your argument. “The church is supposed to direct the government. The government is not supposed to direct the church.” and “I’m tired of this separation of church and state junk – that’s not in the Constitution.”

Neither does this one by GOP Rep. Marjorie Taylor Greene, "We need to be the party of nationalism and I’m a Christian, and I say it proudly, we should be Christian nationalists.”

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The left has 1. The Quota Project 2. The Green Project 3. The Androgynous Project and it is losing steam, so it is time to lie and create this very complicated world the worse for it. Middle finger salute to MSNBC.

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