>>717072
A fair and honest question, thank you for asking.
The answer on my heart is this: I don't want this world to be saved. It should pass away for something better. That answers the first part of your question.
The second is more complicated. A "nation" is essentially the same thing as a "race," and it has that very meaning in the Latin "natio" (which "nation" comes from), the Greek "genos" (from which we get the words "gene" and "geneology"), and the Hebrew "goy" (which is misused all time to mean something it does not.) All of these are Biblically used in the sense of "race." So a nation is made up of a kindred people who have a common ancestor and is not restrained by which land they live on.
I believe your nation is to continue into the kingdom irregardless, though the land doesn't much matter. So this might seem to lead us to the conclusion that you are correct on this point, that it is hubris to try to save your race.
But what I suspect is that you don't actually mean saving every single individual of your race. I suppose what you mean is saving those of your race who are actually worthy of being saved, which in my opinion, is not hubris, because it's not your nation solely as a nation you care about, nor even the numbers, but your potential, and actual faithful brothers and sisters, extended though they may be, that you care about. And they need help, so lay off on the black pills, anon. Help the individuals and small groups that matter to you, and treat them like you want to be treated. Even a kind word on the chan can do wonders. I had a very bad comment as the first response to my first post here. But before I decided to just leave this place, another commenter responded in a Christian fashion, two actually.
"And whosoever shall give to drink unto one of these little ones a cup of cold water only in the name of a disciple, verily I say unto you, he shall in no wise lose his reward."