Rant We should strive for a Puritan state.

[James]

Simple.

Theonomy: The Trinity is the head of the state. The Trinity's Word is the law of the state.

Republicanism: Citizens elect leaders to uphold the law of the state in society.

Theonomic Republic: Christian citizens elect Christian leaders to uphold the Trinity's Word in society.

Yes, we should strive for a Puritan state.

 

[FisherKelTath]

Simple.

Theonomy: The Trinity is the head of the state. The Trinity's Word is the law of the state.

Republicanism: Citizens elect leaders to uphold the law of the state in society.

Theonomic Republic: Christian citizens elect Christian leaders to uphold the Trinity's Word in society.

Yes, we should strive for a Puritan state.

Unrelated Question for you : Is it true that Seventh Day Adventists are Vegans ?

 

[James]

Unrelated Question for you : Is it true that Seventh Day Adventists are Vegans ?

Yes, but most people in my church are vegetarians. I am a pescatarian.

 

[Weebhunter3000]

Republicanism: Citizens elect leaders to uphold the law of the state in society.

 

[xocoyotzin]

Do this, but in Europe instead.

 

[Liquid Chud]

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Most of the miserable poor brown people (which, voting should be restricted to people who own land) vote for whoever gives the most welfare. I won't pretend that's all of them but the rest will just vote for whoever their pastor or relatives tell them to vote.

 

[cyber7878]

Simple.

Theonomy: The Trinity is the head of the state. The Trinity's Word is the law of the state.

Republicanism: Citizens elect leaders to uphold the law of the state in society.

Theonomic Republic: Christian citizens elect Christian leaders to uphold the Trinity's Word in society.

Yes, we should strive for a Puritan state.

Nigga even the strictest Puritans in all of New England didn't have theonomy because of how impractical it is. The civil use of the law is and has always been the least common use of divine law, and for good reason.

 

[SiegeChud]

this but its actually just a white ethnoarmy acting like a state going on total war against nons that leads into nuclear war to rebirth the white race by baptism of fire

 

[James]

Nigga even the strictest Puritans in all of New England didn't have theonomy because of how impractical it is. The civil use of the law is and has always been the least common use of divine law, and for good reason.

Say the Trinity's Word is impractical, and you get seven lashes. No exceptions.

 

[cyber7878]

this but its actually just a white ethnoarmy acting like a state going on total war against nons that leads into nuclear war to rebirth the white race by baptism of fire

I don't think nukes are the best way to go about this, actually. Because all that radiation would make Africa's vast natural resources inaccessible for centuries to come. Instead we should drop napalm and chemical weapons that sterilize them, while also cutting off food and fertilizer exports to their countries. The ensuing chaos will ensure that the continent will have wiped itself clean in a few decades at the longest.

 

[cyber7878]

Say the Trinity's Word is impractical, and you get seven lashes. No exceptions.

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Ok, ok, let me rephrase this: If divine law is all we need, then why does God ordain earthly authorities and give them permission to write their own legislation?

 

[James]

If divine law is all we need, then why does God ordain earthly authorities and give them permission to write their own legislation?

Because non-Christians also need to uphold some form of justice in their societies. A Theonomic Republic would uphold divine justice. A Secular Republic would uphold earthly justice. Divine justice is more important than earthly justice.

 

[James]

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Because non-Christians also need to uphold some form of justice in their societies. A Theonomic Republic would uphold divine justice. A Secular Republic would uphold earthly justice. Divine justice is more important than earthly justice.

Christians follow the Trinity, while non-Christians follow men. Under a Theonomic Republic, Christian citizens would elect Christian leaders not to rule over them, but to govern those who follow men and not the Trinity.

 

[cyber7878]

Christians follow the Trinity, while non-Christians follow men. Under a Theonomic Republic, Christian citizens would elect Christian leaders not to rule over them, but to govern those who follow men and not the Trinity.

I'm not too sure i follow, actually.

 

[James]

I'm not too sure i follow, actually.

You do not follow? Then you are cast out. The Puritan state has no place for those who deny the Trinity.

 

[cyber7878]

You do not follow? Then you are cast out. The Puritan state has no place for those who deny the Trinity.

I don't see what you're getting at, half the stuff you say doesn't make any sense to me

 

[James]

half the stuff you say doesn't make any sense to me

So quit trying to argue with me.

 

[cyber7878]

So quit trying to argue with me.

Ok but I'm still gonna be mad at you for your pfp choice

 

[James]

Ok but I'm still gonna be mad at you for your pfp choice

 

[panchito]

I don't think nukes are the best way to go about this, actually. Because all that radiation would make Africa's vast natural resources inaccessible for centuries to come. Instead we should drop napalm and chemical weapons that sterilize them, while also cutting off food and fertilizer exports to their countries. The ensuing chaos will ensure that the continent will have wiped itself clean in a few decades at the longest.

or we could just send death squads instead of letting them become a massive nigger battle royale
would be better in the long run considering a bullet to the head does the job quicker than having to live in such a shithole awaiting some savage ape to dismember you everyday

 

[panchito]

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Because non-Christians also need to uphold some form of justice in their societies. A Theonomic Republic would uphold divine justice. A Secular Republic would uphold earthly justice. Divine justice is more important than earthly justice.

unless its the end times or beyond this mortal realm then i don't see how 'divine justice' can be carried out
its not like everytime someone commits burglary the trinity is gonna smite him with a thunder the second he goes in an open area

 

[James]

unless its the end times or beyond this mortal realm then i don't see how 'divine justice' can be carried out
its not like everytime someone commits burglary the trinity is gonna smite him with a thunder the second he goes in an open area

No, that is not what I meant. I meant that a Puritan state would structure its laws, policies, and societal norms according to nothing but the Word of the Trinity.