Christian Nationalism

[subllibrm]

Can any Christian join the Christian Nationalist movement? I assume they must be at least nominally Christian. I am more interested in their specific Nationalism.

For example, could a citizen of the Czech Republic or Romania be a Christian Nationalist? I believe that there are more than two hundred countries in the world. While some likely wouldn't see a lot of interest (the Middle East nations?) most have at least a small Christian population that might want to participate.

Of course there is always the possibility of discord between the different lands with an active Christian Nationalist segment of society. Is there any guidance from any international organization or umbrella group to keep things organized and orderly? International immigration could also be a sticky subject. I assume that the Christian Nationalist would need to become deeply loyal to his new nation. Otherwise it would only seem prudent to question the validity of his faith itself.

That brings up the question of the afterlife. Will all those Nations still be recognized as Nations in heaven? If not will the Christian Nationalists have to go through some process to remove the Nationalist part from their religion?

This has been another episode of late night thoughts with Bill.

 

[Ekklesian]

A Christian Nationalist as defined by whom?

 

[DrHuk&Duck]

That brings up the question of the afterlife. Will all those Nations still be recognized as Nations in heaven? If not will the Christian Nationalists have to go through some process to remove the Nationalist part from their religion?

How, pray tell, could anyone even attempt to answer these questions?

 

[Ekklesian]

First, the nations are Christ's already. Their magistrates are ministers of God, charged with the punishment of evildoers and praise of them that do well. And we have authority to go into all nations and teach them to observe all things that Christ has commanded.