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• the Gospel does not supersede, abrogate, eliminate, or fundamentally alter generic nationalism; it assumes and completes it.
• opposes most versions of modern theonomy.
• Christians today live in and fully embrace the conditions of deicide. We have not simply tied our own hands; we’ve handed over, without much fuss, the divine powers ordained for our good. The people of God have become accustomed to a life without them, even learning to love abuse from God-granted authorities that he ordained for their good.
• Christianity is often used as a coping device for inaction, even when under tyranny and slavery. It is a theological means to psychologically endure one’s gnostic unwillingness to struggle against earthly abuse. At its worst, theology is wielded to find pleasure in one’s humiliation. Many Christian leaders today are children of Rousseau in this reg...
• For decades, theologians have developed theologies that exclude Christianity from public institutions but require Christians to affirm the language of universal dignity, tolerance, human rights, anti-nationalism, anti-nativism, multiculturalism, social justice, and equality, and they ostracize from their own ranks any Christian who deviates from th...