Do you think the christian right has xenophobic connotations and bigoted?

[Mortimer]

In high school I used to be Christian right I hated Muslims gays and whores but actually I wanted to be closer to austrians because I was called Muslim by many Austrians before and by hating Muslims I wanted to distance myself from that lable and being the other also I think that I hated whores was just to control women and misogyny because girls didn't like me now I embrace everyone I don't even hate the gays anymore but I still think a man should be with a woman but I don't hate them anymore now I'm a true Christian and I believe in forgiveness and love not hate

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[Smitty]

Well, you've got your cultural Christians. These people are Christians only for tradition's sake, and they can be very anti-immigrant. Since their idea of Christianity is 100% tied to culture, there is no contradiction for them.

But then, you've got your more serious Christians - those who take the Bible as the literal Word of God. And I think they tend to be much more "tolerant," although I hate to use that word. They are usually still conservative. (I think Christianity demands conservatism on most fronts.) But because of their worldview, they see people as people first and foremost. The "religious right" in America is more in this second group - very religious, very traditional, but not nearly so racist as the Left likes to claim.

I'm not sure what a Christian ought to practice on this subject, though. I see where the Bible calls for loving thy neighbor, not oppressing the sojourner, and living as a citizen of heaven and not of the earth. But I also think globalism and immigration are seriously negative phenomena that are destroying the West, leaving a much worse place for future generations, working against the differences instituted at Babel, and ushering in the one-world government of the End Times. So the open immigration Christians have serious biblical problems to contend with too.

Perhaps the most biblical approach is simply to stay out of most political disagreements. Or perhaps a Christian should be a cultural conservative, but shouldn't place a great deal of emphasis on that battle and let the chips fall where they may. I don't know.

[Mortimer]

Well, you've got your cultural Christians. These people are Christians only for tradition's sake, and they can be very anti-immigrant. Since their idea of Christianity is 100% tied to culture, there is no contradiction for them.

But then, you've got your more serious Christians - those who take the Bible as the literal Word of God. And I think they tend to be much more "tolerant," although I hate to use that word. They are usually still conservative. (I think Christianity demands conservatism on most fronts.) But because of their worldview, they see people as people first and foremost. The "religious right" in America is more in this second group - very religious, very traditional, but not nearly so racist as the Left likes to claim.

I'm not sure what a Christian ought to practice on this subject, though. I see where the Bible calls for loving thy neighbor, not oppressing the sojourner, and living as a citizen of heaven and not of the earth. But I also think globalism and immigration are seriously negative phenomena that are destroying the West, leaving a much worse place for future generations, working against the differences instituted at Babel, and ushering in the one-world government of the End Times. So the open immigration Christians have serious biblical problems to contend with too.

Perhaps the most biblical approach is simply to stay out of most political disagreements. Or perhaps a Christian should be a cultural conservative, but shouldn't place a great deal of emphasis on that battle and let the chips fall where they may. I don't know.

I do believe I'm conservative for modern day standards but I don't hate anyone

[Smitty]

I do believe I'm conservative for modern day standards but I don't hate anyone

I'm not overly familiar with your views, but you strike me as socially conservative and fiscally and culturally more left-wing.

[Phenix]

Some 50 kilos cringe-worthy neo-nazi hide their ideas under christian conservatism umbrella, but they are insignificantly minor, and easily unmasked by their lexicon, a good example is when they refer to Europeans by the term: christians, and say: "a good catholic (or insert whatever branch is majority)" to differentiate white citizens from others.
They are just too coward, a non subject if you ask me.

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[SardiniaAtlantis]

‘Whore’ to an incel = “ Normal women that won’t sleep with me.”



Anyway to answer your question yes.

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[TheForeigner]

There is nothing wrong with liking your own kind and wanting to keep your country for your own people. The real problem why you don't get that is because you are a foreign parasite.