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lees1975

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2. I use the term "pseudo-Christian" in referencing groups like this.

Reply to JT45242 (Reply #1)

Thu Jun 19, 2025, 02:48 PM

Jun 19

They use language and have some characteristics of traditional Christian practice, but their doctrine and theology is way off track and leads to much more of a gathering pot for money and the free labor of constituents for the benefit of the organization than it is any kind of genuine Christian experience.

The fact that there were multiple graduates, former students and former leaders of this institution present on January 6th is an indication that its theology does lend itself to the kind of right wing radicalization that is found in the New Apostolic Reformation movement, which is a cover for white supremacist neo-nazis.

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So what if the Minnesota political assassin had been a Muslim, who attended a mosque instead of Christ for the Nations? [View all] lees1975 Jun 19 OP

Slight correction white MALE Christians are the most privileged group JT45242 Jun 19 #1

I use the term "pseudo-Christian" in referencing groups like this. lees1975 Jun 19 #2

imagine the quandary for repukes Skittles Jun 19 #3