As far as metrics are concerned, quantifying Religious Liberty is a nearly impossible task. The current methods of appraising persecution have proven themselves to be woefully inadequate, often confusing democracy itself with the true object of Christian martyrdom. Even the act of defining Religious Liberty is a complicated undertaking. For starters, it is impossible to […]
Browsing: Government
Sometimes, a government can be anything BUT civil.
“Christianity and democracy are inevitably enemies.” — RJ Rushdoony
The Agent Of Natural Law: Conscience
Why isn’t common sense common? It is a simple question but one that provokes a plethora of answers. Some argue that a lack of shared experience produces this phenomenon and that proper education could get us all on the same page again. Theology-minded individuals may blame the curse of sin, along with all its rationale-reducing […]
Christians In A Purpose-Driven Bureaucracy
Human autonomy is often characterized by the ability to choose. All the various choices and decisions of human behavior can sometimes be generalized, but you will inevitably come across outliers in your dataset — the people who don’t fit the mold. With the rise of bureaucracy, outliers become more and more problematic. Each system designed […]
Martyrdom In A Democracy
The word martyr actually comes from the Greek word martys/μάρτυς – often translated as witness. This is the Greek word used in Acts 22:20 when Paul recounted the martyrdom of Stephen. By the end of the second century, the word martyr had become increasingly associated with death. While the term still held on to its […]
The Iowan Idol Smasher and Christian Political Action
In many circles, Christian Nationalists are easily identified by their stance on blasphemy laws. A man who believes in enforcing them is often considered a Christian Nationalist, regardless of whether he affiliates as such or not. Much of the rhetoric surrounding these laws can just as easily be applied to the destruction of idols. It […]
Apostate Nationalism – What About Fake Christians?
In the Christian political sphere, this is a somewhat common question. What do we do about fake Christians within the Christian Nationalist movement? I have no doubt that some of the people asking this question mean well, but the nature of the question is one that is easily abused by some that intend to misunderstand. […]
The Virtue Of Eradication
The heathens admire softness. In a world of half-truths and muddy morals, the pagans venerate the malleable. By accommodating every person and idea that will bend, they exclude those of confidence and unambiguity from their circles. It is a matter of necessity. The enforcement of these principles can be readily seen in today’s world. If […]
Dodgeball Discrimination: An Analogy
In 1964, the Civil Rights Act was made into a law, making discriminatory actions illegal across the United States. Through this act, the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) was created for the purpose of enforcing these anti-discrimination laws. Today, the EEOC has the capacity to assess charges and file lawsuits against employers that “discriminate against […]