The Christian Doctrine Paradox

In my best Rod Serling voice: Imagine if you will, a people so exclusively devoted to the teachings of Christ, they no longer care who governs the land. They obey Jesus when he says, “love your enemies”, and “thy kingdom come, thy will be done on earth, as it is in heaven”.

Enter a church so unique there is neither brick nor mortar, steeple nor stained glass, but only a heart seeking the lord in all walks of life.

Unknown by future inhabitants of this land, such a church would have been persecuted for refusing to go to war with their king. A king who defended their right to practice religion as they saw fit.

Consider now, it was none other than their patriotic Christian neighbors persecuting this church in the name of “God and Country”.
Herein lies a land of such degradation and abuse of the gospel that it could only be founded by men living… in the Twilight Zone.

Alright, cut! Rod, what the hell is this? When I agreed to produce this show, you told me we were creating science fiction, mystery, and fantasy. This will never appeal to our audience. Try using another line, try something different. Okay, ready, and… action.

…Come with me, if you will, into a land of such degradation that it could only be established in… a deistic republic.

Cut! Excellent, that’s a wrap.

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A true Christian nation would look nothing like a constitutional republic or a Western democracy. It would resemble a global community supernaturally woven together by the fabric of Christ’s teachings despite whichever beast entity was governing their local society. It would not matter what form of government occupied the land, but only that the love of God and the gospel of Jesus Christ were governing the hearts of its citizens. There would be no need for manmade documents or redundant constitutional amendments justifying what is “right” or wrong because everyone would already know the true definition of righteousness. There would be no praise for “checks and balances” within a three-tiered system of executive, legislative, and judicial branches of government. The mob rules mentality of “voting for change” would be irrelevant. The righteousness of God is eternal and unchangeable. We cannot vote our way into the kingdom of heaven nor legislate the resurrection of our souls from hell. The truth of God exists whether we vote for it or not.

In a true Christian nation, there would be no national identity but only an exclusive realization of the universal authority of our King Jehoshua (Jesus). No matter what governmental structures regulate the laws of the land (China, Russia, USA, Saudi Arabia, Israel; all irrelevant), Christians would simply follow the laws of Christ; for better, or for worse.

We are commanded by our King Jehoshua to obey our earthly masters (to the extent it does not conflict with righteousness) and love our enemies. The people would in turn live in accordance with the teachings of the King of Righteousness given to us by Jesus Christ (High Priest over the order of Melchizedek; Genesis 14; Psalm 110; Hebrews 5, 6, 7; more on this later).

If the law of the land conflicts with true worship (such as bowing down to idols or being put to death; Daniel 3:4- 6), we would need to faithfully accept the consequences of remaining true to God. But never are we commanded to form an army of “Christians” to kill our oppressors.

It truly is this simple. We don’t need a government of oversight such as the Beast United Nations, a failed constitutional republic such as the American Foundation, nor a Christian Nationalist dictatorship such as that proposed by the extremists in modern “Christianity”. We the people need faith and perseverance which is required by our submission to the will of God. It is God Himself who will repay vengeance to those who have persecuted and killed His servants.

We need a government of God reigning within our hearts, not a Christian dictatorship at the tips of our fingers. The spirit of the Satanic beast system of government has penetrated every type of society to ever exist. Including, but not limited to, the origins of the American Constitutional Republic.

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And much, much more.

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