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Debate: Is Christian Nationalism biblical (view source)
Revision as of 17:38, September 11, 2023
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==No==
==No==
*Mark 12:17 affirms that one's obligations to God and the civil government are distinct, which rests on the very premise of [[separation of church and state]]. Romans 13:1 establishes that Christians must respect the authority of civil governments, ruling out any biblical basis for paramiliitary insurrections such as the [[January 6 Capitol protests]].
Mark 12:17 affirms that one's obligations to God and the civil government are distinct, which rests on the very premise of [[separation of church and state]]. Romans 13:1 establishes that Christians must respect the authority of civil governments, ruling out any biblical basis for paramiliitary insurrections such as the [[January 6 Capitol protests]].
Christian Nationalism, as I've said before, parallels the ideology promulgated by Judas of Galilee, who [https://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/9032-judas-the-galilean "proclaimed the Jewish state as a republic recognizing God alone as king and ruler and His laws as supreme."] The Pharisaic elder Gamaliel of the Sanhedrin reflected:
Christian Nationalism, as I've said before, parallels the ideology promulgated by Judas of Galilee, who [https://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/articles/9032-judas-the-galilean "proclaimed the Jewish state as a republic recognizing God alone as king and ruler and His laws as supreme."] The Pharisaic elder Gamaliel of the Sanhedrin reflected: