I wrote a review of a friend's (excellent) new commentary on the Epistle of James, but also outlined a vision for Christian Nationalist resistance to the Globalist American Empire (GAE).
The GAE is not afraid of Barstool Sports conservatism or FoxNews watcher conservatism. On the contrary, it allows for these nihilistic, consumeristic forms of opposition that are no threat whatsoever. Neither does it fear pietistic, privatized forms of the Christian religion that have no impact beyond the boundaries of the human heart.
What the GAE fears a mass of the American populace returning to the robust faith of our fathers. The Christian faith that motivated men to conquer and settle a new continent, and bring forth new nations. A Christian faith that cannot be contained by secularism. A Christian faith that rightly sees Jesus Christ as king over everything.
As renewed zeal to reforge Christendom takes hold there will be challenges we must overcome, and chief among them will be the temptation to revolution rather than patient reform. And to combat this we must hold fast to the what the Apostle teaches us in this epistle. We MUST restrain the urge toward revolt, and instead devote ourselves to building those things that are true, good, and beautiful.
