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Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It's Finally Collapsing

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Фрагмент интервью с Джоном Дэниелом Дэвидсоном о связи христианской морали с основами американской государственности. Дэвидсон приводит примеры избирательного применения государственной силы -- поджоги церквей в Канаде, насилие BLM в 2020 году -- и утверждает, что верховенство закона и индивидуальные права невозможны без христианского общества.

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Консервативная дискуссия о рисках постхристианской эпохи для западных политических институтов.

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Origins of Christian Zionism, How It Corrupted American Christianity and Why It\u2019s Finally Collapsing

Источник: https://tuckercarlson.com/tucker-show-jdhall-062226

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John Daniel Davidson [00:08:34] I mean, it's also, you know, we saw with this, this hoax about the mass graves at the indigenous schools as well, that unleashed, a flurry of violence against Catholic churches in Canada. Dozens of churches were burned down, vandalized, destroyed. And the prime minister, encouraged it. He cheered it on. Yeah, it was the same thing with the Black Lives Matter protesters here in the summer of 2020. The regime did nothing. They encouraged it. They they wanted it to happen. They were willing to countenance violence in the streets. And the use, again, the use of raw force to advance their agenda and cement their rule, and then and then unequally apply the force of the state against Christians, against, pro-life protesters, against people who were in the vicinity of the Capitol on January 6th. This is a pattern that we're going to see repeated more and more often as we get away from this idea, of traditional Christian morality, that is to say, individual rights, rule of law, consent of the governed. These aren't things that just exist in like a secular liberal utopia. They depend on an actual Christian society to sustain them. And when Christianity, you know, declines or becomes we enter into a post-Christian era, those things are going to go away. Like they can't they can't sustain themselves on their own. And I don't think that that we appreciate just how much we rely on our Christian inheritance for, like, our specifically American way of life.