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Josh Hawley Quotes a White Nationalist Publication on July 4th
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<blockquote data-quote="public hermit" data-source="post: 77280510" data-attributes="member: 421854"><p>The Constitution and Declaration are Enlightenment/secular documents that do not mention Jesus Christ ("the year of our Lord" is about as close as it gets to a mention). They certainly don't entail anything that would support the idea that their purpose was to form a "Christian nation," whatever that's supposed to mean. The Declaration mentions God and the divine, but the signers understood "God" in various ways and were not all confessing Christians.</p><p></p><p>The kingdoms of this world depend on the use of force to secure their power, which is contrary to Christ whose kingdom operates through love. In essence, those who want a "Christian nation" via the power and force of government are rejecting the kingdom of God.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="public hermit, post: 77280510, member: 421854"] The Constitution and Declaration are Enlightenment/secular documents that do not mention Jesus Christ ("the year of our Lord" is about as close as it gets to a mention). They certainly don't entail anything that would support the idea that their purpose was to form a "Christian nation," whatever that's supposed to mean. The Declaration mentions God and the divine, but the signers understood "God" in various ways and were not all confessing Christians. The kingdoms of this world depend on the use of force to secure their power, which is contrary to Christ whose kingdom operates through love. In essence, those who want a "Christian nation" via the power and force of government are rejecting the kingdom of God. [/QUOTE]
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