0 comment Thursday, September 25, 2014 | admin
At Iron Ink, there is this post which includes a number of illuminating quotes by R.J. Rushdoony on race, culture, and faith, followed by Bret McAtee's thoughts.
This seems to be appropriate, as on a recent thread the subject of 'Christian globalists' has been mentioned, and I seem to keep coming across discussions on Christianity and multiculturalism, immigration, and so on, for example, here.
What the current version of globalist churchdom has to say about these issues, and what previous generations understood, are two very different things.
What you hear the likes of Keyes, Beck, et al saying is based more on cultural Marxism than on any religious faith.
This seems to be appropriate, as on a recent thread the subject of 'Christian globalists' has been mentioned, and I seem to keep coming across discussions on Christianity and multiculturalism, immigration, and so on, for example, here.
What the current version of globalist churchdom has to say about these issues, and what previous generations understood, are two very different things.
What you hear the likes of Keyes, Beck, et al saying is based more on cultural Marxism than on any religious faith.
Labels: Cultural Marxism, Globalism, Political Correctness