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Why isn't there a militant Fundamentalist Christian movement in the US? 2017-08-30 08:32:08 Post No. 139645256
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Why isn't there a militant Fundamentalist Christian movement in the US?
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2017-08-30 08:32:08
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It seems like a no brainer for achieving our ideological ends:
-Evangelical denominations are vast and powerful in the US and growing fast
-Extremely far-right social views
-Support of of military/patriotic values
-Support for traditional family and breeding large families
-Anti-Islamic
-Overwhelmingly white
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>>139645256
Get the country in the hands of fundamentalist theocracy and it's only a small step towards a Christian identititarian white ethnostate. Degeneracy and modern decadence would be stamped out.
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>>139645256
Self-bump, gee.. I thought this was a Christian board..
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They exist but not as a single movement. You see plenty of them in Republican Party and Constitution Party circles though.
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>>139646992
There is a /christian/ board and discord, links are in pic related.
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>>139648298
So why doesn't someone take the next step and form a political wing. Like some charismatic far-right pastor?
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>>139649564
Because many churches can't even agree on what to bring to the Sunday potluck let alone a single, united movement.
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>>139649898
There's also the utter tragedy of a lot of them being clubs for old spinsters.
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