Panel Discussion: Christian Nationalism, Women in Politics, & Jewish Influence on American Society 

I think the "envy line" is the final bulwark behind, "no its not", "it's a coincidence","semantic quibbling about if it is a race or religion" , "you're a conspiracy theorist", "what are you an antisemite", "well it's because their IQ" and finally (hopefully) "you're just Jelous" Can anyone honestly an I mean this, can anyone honestly point to an instance where the Christian who is angry at usury, pornography, media, blasphemy, degenarcy, pluralism, genocide, communism, and ethnic nepotism, has ever said -I wish we were doing these things instead! Have you ever gotten the notion they wish they owned a bank, academic theory, film studio, newspaper, super-PAC, NGO? Ofcourse not. It is a stupid boomerish cope and Kafka trap, used by men who would revile the logic if it were applied to any other group.

@@TheOtherPaul Yes, good to see the masks falling off. Makes much more clear who these "Christian" nationalists really are.

Breaks my heart that James White won't address it

@@spartybuck7215 Of course he won't. White is a coward and full of it.

​@@spartybuck7215 He dismisses it as a matter of policy

@@spartybuck7215 Moses didn't get to enter the promised land, the same it will be for Boomers and Christian Nationalism.

The only thing Joel "represented" was racism, xenophobia, bigotry and an ungodly level of fear.

All three of you .

There are dozens of us! DOZENS!

I've been saying this.

Why do you say that? Are Presbyterians racist.

They don’t care. They see a brown person of a different culture and religion and that’s enough to fear.

You new migrants will learn. We (black Americans) already know, but no one listens to us.

@@a.psquickview2071 So why are so many Black people anti-immigrant?

@@fractallylol have you ever visited New York City? Thats the impression you get because you live in a red state that has polluted the minds of its citizens about immigrants.

It’s his trademark at this point 😂

Whenever Eric asks a question, I try to count how many times that is his transition phrase, in the last Kings Hall Episode is was only four times, He's got to up his game.

He said that after literally every answer lol

They specifically said “not like Andrew Tate”.

@@PeteJab that's why I had it in quotes. That's how these guys are represented. They're accused of being women-hating red pill dudes.

@@PeteJabI think he was joking. People try and out biblical patriarchy in the same category as red pill Andrew Tate patriarchy

It’s about time we had a few Christians with balls

@@PeteJab Right. Tell us the difference.

Stephen Wolfe is EXACTLY who we need, he is the ONLY one that has the right take on literally everything. That’s insane, if we do not boost him we will lose because Americans would never follow a Catholic, ironic considering the current issues we face, but these Catholics have no idea how big our country is and how much latent power American Protestants have in this country.

Where in the U.K. are you? I’m also in the U.K.

@@rasheedoladipo near London

@@jamesascott7040 Have you attended any good UK conferences, such as the NCP conference? I attend IPC (International Presbyterian Church) in Ealing

@@rasheedoladipo there was a small conference up north that was good but a one off. IPC are great. I am at an IPC church too.

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They swear they are good people and good Christians while coveting their racism.

'You will know them by their fruits'. Bunch of losers whining about diversity and discriminating against and judging God's children.

'You will know them by their fruits'. He is a loser whining about diversity and discriminating against and judging God's children.

What?

Exactly. I mean Hindus have protected the Jews in India since first the Temple fell centuries ago. India has the oldest lineage of the Jews and they have lived with Hindus without prosecution. And Hindus have protected Jews from Muslims all the time. If Christians hadn't killed Hindus in India, I mean massacred. By the portugese Christians. If this hadn't happened, Hindus wouldn't be fighting with Christians in India either. But nonetheless Hindus have the greatest track record on protecting people of other faiths. And that's a fact.

Correct, neocons got pushed out of Kabul by religious fundamentalists and lord willing well push them out of the US as well.

Leave America.

@@dentonbc and look what a great society it became....

Agreed. Also, Joe’s answer “if you get to notice so do I” doesn’t answer the question. It avoids the question. And his how do you relate to Yoram Hozany isn’t relevant. These are both red herrings distracting from the issue at hand which is the noticing of how the Jewish issue has shaped America and Christianity. Of course you can notice but you still haven’t addressed the concern.

The point was about hyper-literal theonomists, not theonomists in general

Their theology is total garbage

Red pill and patriarchy----you are defending that nonsense? No wonder you can't get laid.

Men must be governed by this clown 😂

We're just thankful you weren't there! We'd take the kids any day.

@@NewChristendomPressincredible ambassadors for Jesus.

Beards. Reformed 'vestments'.

Yes, the bride of Christ

For I would not, brethren, that ye should be ignorant of this mystery, lest ye should be wise in your own conceits; that blindness in part is happened to Israel, until the fulness of the Gentiles be come in. 26 And so all Israel shall be saved: as it is written, There shall come out of Sion the Deliverer, and shall turn away ungodliness from Jacob: Roman 11 25-26 The verses I'm referring to

@@goldberg7019Sadly these guys are supersessionists who literally place all the future promises given to national Israel into the church. But a careful reading of Scripture demonstrates that there are indeed wrong. Romans 11:26-27 use “all Israel” never refers to the church in Scripture. I ask, then, has God rejected 👉🏾his people👈🏾? By no means! For I myself am an Israelite, a descendant of Abraham, a member of the tribe of Benjamin. (Romans 11:1 ESVi)

What are you talking about? The New England colonies of the Pilgrim Fathers was literally a Theocracy, that's how we started this country. The separation of Church and State is nowhere to be found on the Constitution either. You're literally proving them on why women shouldn't have any rights at all.

@@fyrdman2185This country started in Jamestown 1607. The Virginia Company was for profit, not religion.

​@fyrdman2185 This country was built on murder and slavery. Do you want receipts?

@@fyrdman2185 Is the "New England Colonies" the same as the USA? nope.

@@blondefro The country was not started under Jamestown, that was just the first English settlement, the country truly started after the 13 colonies were formed into 1 state after the war of independence and nowhere does separation of church and state is written in the constitution.

Are you Jewish?

I don't think he would disagree with your statement, but he's thinking in categories. You can simultaneously look around at your current multicultural society and praise God for the opportunities afforded you to share the gospel, while also acknowledging that the presence of multiple incompatible cultures living in the same neighborhood betrays a tension that isn't going to disappear until one of the cultures is subsumed into the other. In Joel's case, he's lamenting the fact that when he walks around his neighborhood, he doesn't see his neighbors united by their worship of the true God or signalling submission to that culture, but rather sees Hindus and Pakistanis (likely Muslims), dressed in their traditional religious garb, comfortable publicly identifying with the worship of demons in a state and nation that was founded to be self-consciously Christ-worshipping. It's a sobering and sorrowful thing. People from almost every other nation on earth (whether Christian or non-Christian) will understand the ethno-cultural in-group preference that Joel is expressing, and you'll experience the reverse of it if you visit a country where you look different and don't speak their language. While it can come out in sinful ways (i.e. despising the foreigner), the special love we have for our people in particular is a part of the nature God gave us, and that comes with an accompanying natural distrust of people and cultures that threaten to subvert the wellbeing of the people we naturally love. And that doesn't at all preclude the coexistence of a desire to share the gospel with those particular neighbors.

@@Ingabobjoe No, we real Christians do not thank the Lord for Babylon. It is not an opportunity it is a genocide of my people and Christianity.

"Thank goodness I've been falsely convicted of murder and now live in prison because now I can share the gospel with my fellow inmates!"

@@Ingabobjoe that makes sense. But what he was comfortable with was seeing a white family with kids. Just because they look like him doesn’t mean anything about their spiritual state.

@Reformed1 I don’t see the mention. I accidentally found this video