Since these threads are a daily staple, how about I post some thoughts I've been mulling lately on Chriatianity and nationalism?
While the aversion of many posters to the Faith is a given, I am unclear on their goal. Attacks on Christianity are aimed at getting Holla Forumsacks to leave the Faith, and adopt heathenism or atheism. That makes sense from the evangelistic impulse in the former case and from the ideological impulse in the latter. There might be a few weak-souled individuals who are so discouraged by the bombardment of negativity that they would lose their belief. But, in different forms, these attacks have been underway since the Enlightenment in the 18th century, so there is no indication that they will lead to an eradication of Christianity. Other Christian readers, I think the vast majority, will simply believe and reject the "charges" that Christianity and Jesus are Jewish, which they already knew, as meaningless gibberish. They already know they aren't servile or pozzed like their accusers say, and hence reject their charges and double down. People like me will look at the same Christian history, and see it not as sordid but splendid. This is especially true on Holla Forums where most everyone already has strong beliefs and many are strident contrarians.
Even assuming propaganda even more virulently anti-Chriatian than what the ZOG media spews now, many are bound to resist its message and rebel against the demands to abandon or not adopt the Faith. Is the end vision for anti-Christians something like the Czech Republic or Estonia? Both countries are largely non-religious, but Christian congregations certainly continue to operate throughout. Is that sufficient for you all, or does even a Christian minority dampen your hopes for White countries somehow? Or take Japan, which is a pagan country, but has a Christian community at just under 1% of the population. Is that the ideal, or must freedom of worship and to express our opinions as Christians be taken away too? I cannot foresee a future where the anger and complaints and d&c threads stop without a persecution. Is that the end goal or is it something else?
As to why we consider these d&c threads: not enough consideration has been given to the Christian's view of things. Here, we always debate whether nationalists should be Christians, but in the face of attacks on the Faith, maybe the right question is, why might Christians become nationalists? I see essentially two reasons:
-"Blessed are they that hunger and thirst after justice". As those who follow the news at all know, Whites nowhere have full self-determination, and (((forces))) both political and economic continue to victimize them. That's unjust! If you agree, you can understand how a Christian might come to realize that Whites need countries where they are in charge so that they are no longer victimized.
-Natural virtue. Today's nationalists are Rightists. Unlike the original French Revolution-era "nationalists" who wanted to overturn nature and run things by libertarian or egalitarian ideology and rationalism, today's nationalists believe in manly and womanly virtue, the family, and rejection of public homosexuality. They believe in a view of the good in accordance with the natural law tradition. Hence Christians, not being tied to any one political ideology, who might in the past have supported empires such as the Hapsburgs or Romanovs, are now left with nationalists as the only political camp with views of the good that align with theirs, at least in areas where the good may be known without help from revelation. Actually, this last is one of the best reasons nationalists might want to be Christians: our tradition is very clear on homosexuality. Greg Johnson, James J. O'Meara, Jack Donovan, and Richard Spencer have all been trying to make us tolerate homosexuals to one degree or another, going so far at times as to blame the Jews for making Whites hate homosexuality(!), but of course this wouldn't happen if the nationalist community was more heavily Christian.