Sons of Patriarchy Moscow Nationalism
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Nov 11, 2024 Join Doug Wilson, a controversial pastor steeped in the Christian Nationalist movement, Keely Emerine-Mix, a vocal critic and local debater, and Stephen Wolfe, author and influential figure in Christian nationalism. They dive into the roots of this movement, exploring how local actions triggered a national phenomenon. The conversation scrutinizes the nuanced relationship between faith and governance, the impact of local leadership, and the quest for cultural identity. Expect a candid critique of misguided leadership and a call for genuine compassion in confronting complex societal issues.
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Wilson's Theology of State
- Doug Wilson argues that if there's no God above the state, the state becomes God, assuming divine prerogatives like surveillance and control.
- He claims that Christians were persecuted for refusing to worship Caesar, not Jesus, as Rome was willing to add Jesus to their pantheon.
Christian Nationalism: A Work in Progress
- Doug Wilson struggles to define Christian nationalism, claiming it's still developing, likening it to early Puritanism.
- He describes it as a long-term project, implying his Moscow experiment is still in progress.
Take Wilson Seriously
- Residents of Moscow and surrounding areas should take Doug Wilson's influence seriously.
- Ignoring him allows him to expand his power and influence nationally.
