/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

>>773888

Best place in the US? California, San Fran and Chicago are no-gos from what I know.

>>773891

bible belt south and midwest are pretty culturally christian i never went there though

>>773894

Midwest is nice, lots of Christians from the few areas I've lived (Cincinnati and Dayton area in Ohio).

>>773896

meant for

>>773888 and >>773891

>>773900

>somewhere in the middle of the Mojave

>>773896

The right wing has so many hard right policies in the republican platform in spite of the GOP being controlled

There is not a stronger principled Christian right anywhere in the world

>>773912

This a party that is thoroughly infiltrated by masons and atheists, who has yet to repeal abortion despite having the senate seats, who has yet to repeal homosexual marriage, who has done nothing to stem the tide of moral death among the west. The American right wing doesn't care about the morality of the people, they care about the market economy and repeating empty platitudes about "Christianity". They have no future, and if any civil conflict finally comes, it'll only be the synthesis of a newer and even more degenerate state, with the absolute worst of both sides summed.

Regardless, they're founded on "enlightenment" era principles of individualism and arrogance, they're broken from the very foundation.

>>773923

this. I feel very bad for americans for this..for there is little alternative. The left is liberal and the "right" is classical liberal..pick your poison

>>773923

I agree the GOP is bad. It is famously unrepresentative of it's Evangelical backbone.

Market economics is correct though as opposed to socialism.

I'm still looking for your alternative right in a different country that should be the model, to where you would recommend a Canadian refugee go instead.

>>773891

>>773894

The Smoky Mountains and Appalachians are /comfy/.

>>773931

>I'm still looking for your alternative right in a different country that should be the model, to where you would recommend a Canadian refugee go instead.

None. There is none that I know of. Not anymore, the only hopes at simpler political solutions were dashed in the 20th century.

This society is not built to last, industrial society is an ouroboros, built to collapse. It'll fall with enough time, and the only hope is to be in a position where you can pick up some of the pieces.

>>773882

I'm a leaf. Have the same issues as you with what's going on but I'm not in a position to move or do anything about it. Why not go to Alberta? Isn't it supposed to be more conservative than the rest of Canada? Beautiful scenery down there too, (and in BC which is next door).

>>773965

Technically yes Joshua Graham was a Mormon. It's been a long time since I played lonely hearts so I can't 100% remember if he renounced his Mormonism or not. But for the sake of our memes Joshua Graham is the only good Mormon here on /Christian/

>>773963

Thinking about Alberta and even perhaps Edmonton for a few reasons but I keep hearing the people are kind of dumb. I don't have the details but it seems like a consistent issue unless you or someone can enlighten me.

>>773969

Joshua Graham was written by Joshua Sawyer, a by-the-books Something Awful Goon and atheist. I don't think we should, personally.

>>773963

Forgot to say in >>773979 but BC and Alberta are the first to have SOGI implemented so I'm very wary of both. Not to mention BC is already crossed out on my list.

>>773979

Not sure, but Christianity is 'dumb' according to a lot of people so I'd take that with a grain of salt.

>>773882

Begome Gadolig and move to Poland/Hungary (only if you're white, because they won't accept you otherwise)

>>773912

>t. kosher judeo-christian

Take that garbage lie somewhere else.