/christian/ - Christian Discussion and Fellowship

What are your concrete goals other than making social media and blog posts?

What is your view of race in politics?

Why are you posting partisan catholic material while advertising as interdenominational?

>>851427

Our goals include starting chapters, recruiting more members, going out & doing irl activism on the streets, as well as saving up to purchase land/capital to hopefully build communities.

The former are short-term, while the later are long-term. Additionally, through repeated social action, we also hope to attract, then possibly gain political influence.

we view race as being important, as it is connected to culture, however we do not idolize it above God. We do also believe that the demographic(cultural) decline is harmful & unnatural.

We're not wignats, & our nonwhite members are our brothers.

Many of our members post material & they're traditional Catholics, but we respect other traditional Christians who share similar social values.

>>851430

Starting chapters do accomplish what? Activism to accomplish what?

>purchase land

To what end? A compound?

>demographic decline is harmful

>we are not wignats

These are conflicting statements. What alternative solution do you see for the great replacement besides a homeland for whites?

>>851431

Chapters are so we can start relegating organization/management across the country, kind of like how political parties have chapters per state/region.

As for land, it's still very far off, but we have considered purchasing land to start forming communities. For reference, search up "The America Kulak Project"

We don't want whites to get replaced, & we envision our movement as something that will naturally, over time be friendly to whites.

At the same time, we're not racial supremacists, since another reality is that historically people betray their races due to differences in ideology. We see it all the time with cultural marxism. Technically, it would be better to be in a group w/ ppl who share ur social values, rather than a group of white leftists/Marxists who promote degeneracy.

>>851433

Getting more people to join isn't an objective.

Since you can't state the objective, you're articulating """ civic nationalism """, and subtly classifying identitarianism as supremacy, its going to be a hard pass from me.

This sort of pointless alt lite reactionary activity is empty. It does nothing but give you a feeling of accomplishment. Its vanity.

>>851434

Is saving the west from cultural decline, modernism, atheism, etc not an objective then?

You can click on the link provided to know exactly what we want to do.

We're not against identitarianism. Perhaps I should have been more clear; we're not racists, but we also believe that the founding groups of nations have a natural right to remain the majority. We're traditionalist Christians at the core.

Also, whining & complaining won't change anything either.

>>851434

Additionally, since you're so concerned about race, race is obv a natural part of cohesive cultures. Naturally, it should play a normal part in a person's identity, It doesn't justify racial discrimination though.

Additionally, If you're curious, we don't promote racemixing, even if it's not explicitly sinful, there are medical studies showing negative effects from it.

>>851434

>This sort of pointless alt lite reactionary activity is empty. It does nothing but give you a feeling of accomplishment. Its vanity.

Unlike the alt-right reactionary activity, which has accomplished soooo much.

Atleast these fags are doing something practical.

Our movement is trying to avoid the unstable, spergy fate that befell many within the "alt-right" movement that came before.

While we believe in strong, traditionalist values, we also want our members to act smart, and with a necessary degree of optics.

If you ever watch young paleocons like Nick Fuentes & other America-First types, they make it clear that there is a threshold to stay within.

That being said, we encourage many young, nationalist Christians to come aboard & contribute, so that we can better plan and form our organizational structure.

Cool stuff, guys. I like Nick Fuentes' America First movement, but I do wish that it was even more focused on Christianity. As an Eastern Orthodox Christian, we have our own Groyper-adjacent Christian movement with people such as Orthodoxy First, but if you guys are trying to organize an interdenominational movement, that's great too. I'll be keeping up with your content. It looks good so far.

>>851431

I'm not a part of this organization, but based on their posts in this thread, I'm assuming they are in support of ethnic/racial majoritarianism, which is basically the same attitude that Nick Fuentes holds for his America First movement.

>>851495

Thank you.

Also, just to clear things up, we're sometimes accused of ecumenism, even though we're not a religious apostolate, but a political organization.

If you or other people are interested, feel free to shout us out on social media. You can also check out the links i posted to know more about us!