New House Speaker flying christian nationalist flag outside his office.

[Crepitus]

Britannica is not a valid source meatball

Encyclopedia Britannica isn't a valid source?

Just how fucking stupid are you, anyway?

 

[Blisterfinger]

Encyclopedia Britannica isn't a valid source?

Just how fucking stupid are you, anyway?

Not as stupid as you are LOL. Try doing a little more research, maybe take a class. Can't fix stupid but you could know more

 

[Failzero]

You mean this??

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Also, what exactly is the definition of a “Christian nationalist”?

Considering I’m a practitioner of Judaism who is a Nationalist Conservative ?

 

[Crepitus]

Not as stupid as you are LOL. Try doing a little more research, maybe take a class. Can't fix stupid but you could know more

Lol, you're dumber than 2 stacked rocks kid. You think Encyclopedia Britannica isn't a reliable source?

I hereby dub thee "ShortBus".

Arise and rejoice in your new title.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Lol, you're dumber than 2 stacked rocks kid. You think Encyclopedia Britannica isn't a reliable source?

I hereby dub thee "ShortBus".

Arise and rejoice in your new title.

Why did they lie in their description about what a Christian nationalist is? Why do you lie all the time cuckitus?

 

[Crepitus]

Why did they lie in their description about what a Christian nationalist is? Why do you lie all the time cuckitus?

Calm Down, ShortBus. Nobody's lying just because you don't agree with them.

GO have a snack and watch some cartoons or something.

 

[Blisterfinger]

Calm Down, ShortBus. Nobody's lying just because you don't agree with them.

GO have a snack and watch some cartoons or something.

You lie all the time. Every time you open your fucking mouth cuck.

 

[Failzero]

What’s a Marxist Collectivist ?

 

[WinterBorn]

You lie all the time. Every time you open your fucking mouth cuck.

Brittanica is as solid as source as exists. Every word is meticulously checked for accuracy.

Now you and those like you may have a different definition of it, to make you feel better. But to claim Brittanica is not a valid source is laughable.

 

[Stann]

Amen!

Amen!

Worth repeating . Next we'll have the other new republicans flying trump flags or KKK flags. This hatred never seems to end.

 

[Stann]

Is this really who you guys want to be? Have you forgotten that state sponsored religion was the reason many people, including some of the first, came to America? Freedom of religion must include freedom from religion.

A new report confirmed that the House speaker is displaying an “Appeal to Heaven” flag outside his door.

This is definitely a mockery of our government and the Constitution.

 

[Frankenstein]

Is There Anything Actually Wrong With 'Christian Nationalism?'

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

www.newsweek.com

This debate is important, though—once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign and useful description for those who believe in both preserving our country's Judeo-Christian heritage and making public policy decisions that are best for this country. The term need not be subjected to such intense scorn due to misunderstanding or slander.

Let's take the nationalism part first. Nationalism is a political philosophy that says independent nation-states are the best way to organize governments that both (1) avoid the chaos and insecurity of tribes and clans and (2) preserve the freedom and self-determination that globalism or imperialism precludes. Nationalism is not just a patriotic love for one's country, but a commitment to prioritize the needs and interests of one's own country over others—not unlike parents who prioritize their family over others, or pastors who prioritize their local church over others. It concerns itself with maintaining the cohesiveness of a particular people and a cultural inheritance—drawn from the past, preserved in the present and passed on to future generations—on which a state rests, to avoid both dissolution and external attacks.

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

 

[j-mac]

Is this really who you guys want to be? Have you forgotten that state sponsored religion was the reason many people, including some of the first, came to America? Freedom of religion must include freedom from religion.

A new report confirmed that the House speaker is displaying an “Appeal to Heaven” flag outside his door.

Is he forcing you to fly it?

 

[WinterBorn]

Is There Anything Actually Wrong With 'Christian Nationalism?'

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

www.newsweek.com

This debate is important, though—once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign and useful description for those who believe in both preserving our country's Judeo-Christian heritage and making public policy decisions that are best for this country. The term need not be subjected to such intense scorn due to misunderstanding or slander.

Let's take the nationalism part first. Nationalism is a political philosophy that says independent nation-states are the best way to organize governments that both (1) avoid the chaos and insecurity of tribes and clans and (2) preserve the freedom and self-determination that globalism or imperialism precludes. Nationalism is not just a patriotic love for one's country, but a commitment to prioritize the needs and interests of one's own country over others—not unlike parents who prioritize their family over others, or pastors who prioritize their local church over others. It concerns itself with maintaining the cohesiveness of a particular people and a cultural inheritance—drawn from the past, preserved in the present and passed on to future generations—on which a state rests, to avoid both dissolution and external attacks.

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

I have no problem with nationalism.

But I have a big problem with using Christianity to make laws for this country.

 

[rampart]

Why? He's not stopping you from masturbating.

yet.

he isn't stlopping himself or his dependent from masturbating , either, merely, for reasons unknown, informing him

 

[WinterBorn]

yet.

he isn't stlopping himself or his dependent from masturbating , either, merely, for reasons unknown, informing him

Stopping my son from masturbating or telling him when I am masturbating. I can tell you which is more perverted.

 

[Frankenstein]

I have no problem with nationalism.

But I have a big problem with using Christianity to make laws for this country.

Where do you suppose many laws come from?

 

[buckeye45_73]

Is this really who you guys want to be? Have you forgotten that state sponsored religion was the reason many people, including some of the first, came to America? Freedom of religion must include freedom from religion.

A new report confirmed that the House speaker is displaying an “Appeal to Heaven” flag outside his door.

Let me guess, it's red white and blue with stars and stripes.

 

[Stann]

Is There Anything Actually Wrong With 'Christian Nationalism?'

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

www.newsweek.com

This debate is important, though—once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign and useful description for those who believe in both preserving our country's Judeo-Christian heritage and making public policy decisions that are best for this country. The term need not be subjected to such intense scorn due to misunderstanding or slander.

Let's take the nationalism part first. Nationalism is a political philosophy that says independent nation-states are the best way to organize governments that both (1) avoid the chaos and insecurity of tribes and clans and (2) preserve the freedom and self-determination that globalism or imperialism precludes. Nationalism is not just a patriotic love for one's country, but a commitment to prioritize the needs and interests of one's own country over others—not unlike parents who prioritize their family over others, or pastors who prioritize their local church over others. It concerns itself with maintaining the cohesiveness of a particular people and a cultural inheritance—drawn from the past, preserved in the present and passed on to future generations—on which a state rests, to avoid both dissolution and external attacks.

Once stripped of its superimposed liberal scar tissue, "Christian nationalism" is actually a rather benign term.

The founding fathers were correct in keeping religion from being hopelessly entangled with our government. All religions have the right to exist and people are free to practice them as they wish or NOT at all. And government support of ANY one religion over another is not allowed. These are reasonable steps to secure the peace. So called Christian Nationalism is a threat to that peace and security , even more so than radical Islamic beliefs in America by the mere fact there are more of them. There are many examples and versions of them on this site alone calling for more involvement of Christian moral values in our government imposed upon ALL the people. Sorry this shit just doesn't fly.

 

[Meathead]

Is this really who you guys want to be? Have you forgotten that state sponsored religion was the reason many people, including some of the first, came to America? Freedom of religion must include freedom from religion.

A new report confirmed that the House speaker is displaying an “Appeal to Heaven” flag outside his door.

So?