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:And you're mistaken in the exact sense of what it means for Christ being King of kings and Lord of lords. It does not mean that Christianity is to be the religion/ideology of an earthly kingdom over sinful men, a notion so plainly debunked in the New Testament. In addition, just because a person '''appears''' to profess Christ as Lord does not mean that they are honest, as countless deceivers are in the world. (2 John 7)

:And you're mistaken in the exact sense of what it means for Christ being King of kings and Lord of lords. It does not mean that Christianity is to be the religion/ideology of an earthly kingdom over sinful men, a notion so plainly debunked in the New Testament. In addition, just because a person '''appears''' to profess Christ as Lord does not mean that they are honest, as countless deceivers are in the world. (2 John 7)

:Church history is incredibly helpful to understand: following the prophetic ten days of rabid state-sanctioned violence against the Christians of the Smyrnean age manifested in the Diocletianic Persecution (Rev. 2:10), [[Constantine]] took over and instituted a great compromise between Christianity and paganism, creating the religion known today as [[Roman Catholicism]]. Once the compromise was complete, the newly empowered tyrannical system by the decree of [[Justinian]] in 538 A.D. set off a time, times, and half a time (Dan. 7:25) of papal persecution, lasting precisely 1,260 years (Rev. 12:6) to 1798 when Louis-Alexandre Berthier took Pope Pius VI captive, thereby inflicting the deadly wound. (Rev. 13:3) Sure, the syncretized papal system with its form of religion created by Constantine at face value professed Jesus as the Christ, yet is referred to by the Bible symbolically as [[Jezebel]] (Rev. 2:20) and [[Babylon]] (Rev. 17:5), with its leader known as the son of perdition (2 Thess. 2:3) who will get thrown into a (yes, "'''a'''" and not "the") lake of fire. (Rev. 19:20) These are facts. —[[User:LT|<code><span style="background:#FF8181">'''LT'''</span></code>]] '''''[[User talk:LT|^{Rev. 22:13}]]''''' Tuesday, 18:03, September 12, 2023 (EDT)

:Church history is incredibly helpful to understand: following the prophetic ten days of rabid state-sanctioned violence against the Christians of the Smyrnean age manifested in the Diocletianic Persecution (Rev. 2:10), [[Constantine]] took over and instituted a great compromise between Christianity and paganism, creating the religion known today as [[Roman Catholicism]]. Once the compromise was complete, the newly empowered tyrannical system by the decree of [[Justinian]] in 538 A.D. set off a time, times, and half a time (Dan. 7:25) of papal persecution, lasting precisely 1,260 years (Rev. 12:6) to 1798 when Louis-Alexandre Berthier took Pope Pius VI captive, thereby inflicting the deadly wound. (Rev. 13:3) Sure, the syncretized papal system with its form of religion created by Constantine at face value professed Jesus as the Christ, yet is referred to by the Bible symbolically as [[Jezebel]] (Rev. 2:20) and [[Babylon]] (Rev. 17:5), with its leader known as the son of perdition (2 Thess. 2:3) who will get thrown into a (yes, "'''a'''" and not "the") lake of fire. (Rev. 19:20) These are facts. —[[User:LT|<code><span style="background:#FF8181">'''LT'''</span></code>]] '''''[[User talk:LT|^{Rev. 22:13}]]''''' Tuesday, 18:03, September 12, 2023 (EDT)

== Neither. Christian nationalism is neither biblical or unbiblical ==

== Neither. Christian nationalism is neither biblical or unbiblical ==