PLS send links would be good Boomer fodder. @Nico The Great - CA

Mormons are also very in tune with their Mormon specific history. More than White Americans are to American history

These aren't criticisms. We should all be a little more like mormons

@Sam Anderson One of the first things that comes to mind is the story of Babylon. It perfectly explains the degeneracy of a multicultural society and that God intended to break up humanity into unique peoples

Ohh the tower of Babyl is a good anecdote

Mormons also REQUIRE all families to have a full year of food and supplies in every family home. Good practice

https://biblicisminstitute.wordpress.com/ is a great source to use trying to redpill boomers

Imagine having only one year worth of supplies. haha any IE dude that has been to my house knows.

@Sam Anderson There's a website called "Faith and Heritage" and there's also an AmRen article called "The Christian Doctrine of Nations". I'm not personally super into Christianity, but I think we should use this stuff against leftists.

Yeah if we can utilize Christianity it only helps us.

@Sam Anderson I'm a boomer when it comes to link-posting, but I'll give you some verses. Deuteronomy ch. 7 verse 3 clearly indicates there is an effect to inter-marrying. The story of the Tower of Babel in the Old Testament (in the book of Genesis I believe, look it up) is EXPLICITLY about a multi-cultural, one world government that seeks to challenge God in its arrogance, and God causes the peoples to separate and speak different languages (thus creating different peoples/nations). Also, the literal Anti-Christ (basically Satan, to simplify it) of the New Testament (in the book of Revelations) is prophesied to unite all the nations under his banner and allow evil to rule the world under one kingdom

Rule # 3 guys

@Sam Anderson I could do more thorough research, but I don't feel like it atm tbh. You can certainly message me though if you want more specifics/quotes

We aint arguing bro

@Sam Anderson Ha ha I know, just thought I'd respond to your request

Acts 17:26 seems pretty based as well

Errybody gets a homeland

Ah, excellent! That's a good one!

I'll keep that one bookmarked

IMO tactically utilized Christianity should be a skill we all have for Trad Wamen.

@Sam Anderson Ha ha agreed, now I just need to actually find one...

"But we are all children of God" lol jk check out this based Bible verse

TFW got turned down by some chick for not being a Christian.

@Sam Anderson Dang, opposite case for me. There's none of them here in CA, white ones anyway

Tons of opportunities if i dated mexicans

It says Jesus will be the King of Kings, which would imply the existence of multiple separate kingdoms all under one God

@TMatthews Excellent observation!

Whatever works is my philosophy

Like my old man says. Just get it done.

Someone's gotta redpill me on marrying within one's own people though. I'm obviously in some agreement with it, but I'm more of a "it's better for the kids/marriage" than anything else. Is there more I aught to know?

Meaning marrying in one's people is better for marriage/kids

@Sam Anderson I'm in basically the same boat as you. I can't bring myself to believe, but I see how religion can be useful to society. I'm not opposed to Christianity so long as it isn't used to push extreme egalitarianism

As 15ish % of the worlds pop do you wanna give that up/

@Sam Anderson Definitely not, I kinda got that already. It sounds like we're pretty much in agreement then.

Yeah I was chilling with my BJJ bros tonight and I realized how well religion can work for some people

@Nico The Great - CA Mixed teens have higher rates of drug abuse, alcoholism, teen pregnancy, depression, anxiety, suicide, and more (UNC). Hapas have twice the rate of mental illness that Asians do (UC Davis). White male/black female pregnancies are much likelier to be born prematurely (I forget the source). There more out there

As the only explicit atheist in my family yet the only one that will get mad when at family gatherings people eat before Grandma says Grace. I am in an odd position that is uniquely Identitarian.

I hold great respect for tradition, much of which is religious, so I totally understand that

@Sam Anderson I think you're in a unique position. It seems to me that part of your drive from Christianity is the fact that most people around you have not honored tradition as well as you have. There is definitely honor in you

This is why I hate Neo Liberalism so much it makes us into consumer units

and why I get good grades in my Jew professors class because we both do not like the same things for different reasons