The Christian Doctrine Paradox

For what is a man profited, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul? (Matthew 16:26)

A vast number of American Christians are growing increasingly comfortable with what can only be described as a dual-allegiance, theo-political system of government. Their desire is to live in a nation who’s reigning King is Jesus Christ, while simultaneously crowning their chosen politicians as, well… someone else. As things become more and more unstable in the United States, most Christians are latching onto the idea of “Christian Nationalism”. To some, this may be the only way to save America from the unprecedented corruption in our government.

Christian Nationalists do not believe it is enough for Christ to reign in our hearts or to deny this fallen world as Christ commanded. Rather, they believe Christ must also reign through us, his acting subjects, as a militant force to defend his Father’s legal precedence in our beloved homeland.

Richard the Lionheart was often quoted as saying, “This is God’s country” or “God is with us!” as he and his Christian soldiers charged into battle. We have a similar mentality today, and we will do all His goodwill and pleasure to keep our freedoms intact. We believe Jesus must govern the moral values of the subject population, while Christian Nationalist leaders govern (by any means necessary, including warfare) the legal affairs outlined in the Bible via God’s universal judgement.

One of the more obvious reasons we believe such things is that we were educated from a very young age how the United States of America was founded as a Christian nation. And therefore, we must defend our “God” given constitutional republic against all enemies foreign, and domestic.

But does our militant attitude toward this fallen world live up to the gospel of Jesus Christ?

Jesus said, “My kingdom is not of this world. If it were, my servants would fight to prevent my arrest by the Jewish leaders. But now my kingdom is from another place.” (John 18:36; NIV)

One item Christian Nationalists fail to acknowledge is the monumental difference between the honest God-fearing Christians who settled peacefully with America’s native inhabitants and those who would later provoke a war for independence from the British crown. It was this small group of well-organized and well-motivated individuals who founded this new republic providing a means to an end for their own interests, and not the interests of Christ or our heavenly Father.

This, dear reader, is an easily proven fact of history as will be noted continuously throughout this book. Ironically, it was this newly found constitutional republic that would soon morph into the anti-Christ socialist police state we see today. It is this long-standing socialist police state that now has all the American Christians up in arms. Seemingly unbeknownst to Christian Nationalists, democratic socialism is the fate of all constitutional republics. Including the most famous of all, Rome. Which just so happens to be the sixth head of the beast of Revelation 13².

Another item rarely acknowledged by Christian Nationalists is that nowhere in the founding documents of the United States does it claim, “Jesus Christ is our Lord and Savior”. But rather, they only emphasized “God” in their legal writings. Never once did they write “Lord God” (Jehovah Elohim), nor His only begotten son, “Jesus Christ” (Jehoshua Mashiach) in any official document of the state. This is another fact of American history the Christian Nationalists refuse to discuss. They are either willingly ignorant or possess absolutely no insight into the false claims they embrace. How is it possible that the founders of an alleged Christian nation could fail so exclusively to reference even a single instance of Jesus Christ as their King in any legal document?

It will be proven herein how several of the founding fathers blatantly denied the gospel of Jesus Christ. We have letters written by their own hand, recovered, and added to the annals of history³,¹⁵.

Was the United States of America truly founded as a Christian Nation? Or have we all been brainwashed into playing a part in the greatest religious hoax of the common era?

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2) Philip Walls, The Christian Doctrine Paradox (Genesis
Publishing House, 2022), 177-178
3) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yEP39YSF2Vk

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This and much, much more.

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