isa’s Reviews > Star-Spangled Jesus: Leaving Christian Nationalism and Finding A True Faith > Status Update

“When you look people in the eyes, know their names, learn about their lives, and find common ground, it’s a lot harder to hate them.”

“…But I also want to be clear that the movement uses end times eschatology to manipulate its base into cheering on harmful foreign policy in the hopes of fulfilling Biblical prophecy, fighting against world peace in favor of America independence, and remaining fearful of whatever villain then can compare to Revelation bad guys.”

“In Christian Nationalist dogma these days, there is a vocal support to get culture back to the “good ole days.””
*🧍‍♀️this is because they are utilizing fascist tactics*
Shoutout to How Fascism Works by Jason Stanley

“Jesus never made belief a main focus of his ministry. There was no creed he dictated informing everyone on what to think in order to get to heaven. Instead, he focused far more on action, behavior, and how to treat our fellow humans.”

“Jesus’ life rejected nationalism. His follower should, too.”

“When you’re born in Texas, you come out of the womb clapping to “Deep in the Heart of Texas” and your first words are “Don’t mess with Texas.””
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