Keller is supposed to be the The Public Discerner of the Church, a sort of maven of missions for the modern Meekman. But here he proves he's unfit to read the room—and he hasn't even made it past the vestibule.
...the solution to America’s problem is the official annulment of the promissory vow of citizenship to the extent to which it was unlawful, while maintaining good faith for the vow to the extent that it was lawful.
Too many on the right rehash the same debates over and over without making any progress, thinking they can win people by merely stating the truth and exposing falsehoods.
We cannot afford even one less Christian involved in the political fight to regain Christian stewardship of America.
The Pilgrims on the Mayflower solemnly undertook to plant their colony “for the Glory of God and advancement of the Christian Faith.” As we undertake to plant this publication, American Mantle, we devote ourselves to this same end.
You must stop lying to yourself. You must repent of your Ninth Commandment violations, including your cowardice. Take off your rose-colored glasses and do not be afraid to see the world as it is.
Our civilization is battling an anticulture—a hatred of our natural community and the erasure of customs and traditions that define our people—and evangelicals continue to run around, trying to solve the right problem with the wrong medicine.
Nationalists must examine the realities of our political situation and seek to innovate and shape our nation with the goal to procure her earthly and heavenly good through economic independence and prosperity.
Nominally conservative churches hold as sacred the moral imperative that all the races should mix, and never unmix. And they proudly disagree with their righteous Christian ancestors on this point.
If Christian Nationalism has any hope of succeeding, it must learn the lessons of the Alt-Right’s failures or repeat history under a different name.