God made the nations: Genesis 11:8-9; He chooses the fate and bounds of nations: Acts 17:26; multiculturalism is a curse upon sinners: Deuteronomy 28:43
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Biblically-Accurate Nationalism retweeted
The online right needs to understand that mass repatriations/return migration won't be policemen kicking in doors and brutalising foreigners in the street, it'll be mundane and bureaucratic, like cutting welfare, access to housing, banking, work, healthcare, etc. It'll be also be about shutting of student visa mills and punishing companies that heavily rely on foreign labour, especially food delivery and Amazon.
I'm not saying no force will be needed at all(especially for criminal gangs), but I don't think most people realise just how much power the government has to make it impossible for the average person to live somewhere. Migrants come to Europe to be welfare leeches, not vagrants.
All the blessings given to Abraham and Ancient Israel have an explicitly nationalist theme to them
- a great nation
- fertile land
- countless descendants
- victory over enemies
If the West were Christian once more, we too would regain these blessings for our own nations.
Will the abuse of Galatians 3:28 by bleeding hearts ever cease?
Its about salvation. Thats IT.
It doesn't morph men and women into hermaphrodites. It doesn't turn all races into a monolithic caramel colour race. Its just saying we can all seek Christ.
Stop abusing scripture.
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If you can tell that men don't belong in the women's bathroom because its an exclusive space, why can't you also understand the same thing for the nation?
Its also an exclusive space set aside for a particular identity catgory - only that of ethnicity rather than sex.
Yeah because they're still so pathetically desperate to not be seen as racist.
You win by rejecting your opponent's framing entirely.
'Racism' is a made-up modern word designed to demonise the normal, healthy survival-oriented tendency of all groups known as in-group preference
I honesly don't think (among modern 'Australians') you're a real Australian unless you can trace your family to at least one ANZAC. The Greeks and Italians are of course fairly tolerable but I'm not gonna pretend we're 1:1 clones of each other.
As a Christian, I don't want the entire population of Rwanda in my country just b/coz they're also Christians.
Too often we confuse national identity with a standard of morality.
But nations are about belonging to a given heritage and history, not about a metric of character.
I tell you, a career criminal, a used car salesman, even a prostitute, who share your heritage, all have more inherent belonging to your nation than the purest saints from foreign extraction.
Because nation is about family and kinship, not morality.
Sola scriptura means you could at least debate said preacher by ref to the common measuring stick of scripture
Whereas with an infalliable magisterium, you just have to trust that whatever the Pope says ex cathedra, is what goes
There is no debate for you, just orders
Can we stop pretending that racemixing is ideal or without consequences just because you're saved?
Mixed race kids do consistently show higher rates of poor mental health, extending to depression, anxiety and substance use.
You're also denying them a fullness of basic identity
I have always felt that racemixing is inherently somewhat selfish
It is putting aside the trust and coherence of your kinship community for the sake of your subjective feelings of attraction
You are then producing children who'll be received with confusion by both groups
Why?
Yeah the Great Commission is "go make disciples of all nations" (an outward spreading influence), not "invite all the nations into yours and maybe just maybe some will convert" (but actually you've just imported a bunch of foreign pagans who'll spread their pagan nonsense).
The sentiment of concern for people a billion miles away all too often masks inaction in our own neighborhoods towards people we can actually see an interact with.
We share in a spiritual bond, yes, but we also have real practical local responsibilities that will take priority
Jesus said "before Abraham was, I am"
"I am" being a title reserved for God, and introduced with Moses at the burning bush.
Indeed, it was so obvious he was calling himself God the surrounding Jews tried to stone him, alleging blasphemy
Biblically-Accurate Nationalism retweeted
It is funny when someone argues that Christians can't be ethnonationalists because then you are already saying all of the Christians pre-1950 weren't Christians, lol.
