I was raised Baptist. I loved the joos. Took my husband 2 years to break through that.

What a hero

B a s e d

I'm thinking of trying out Lutheranism. Not the evangelical though, for the love of God.

Is it okay to add an ism to the end of Lutheran?

My Dad left the Anglican Church because they became too cucked on (((LGBT)))

Believe me. It was rough for him. He had to deal with a lot of me shrieking about not messing with God's chosen people.

MUH CHOSENITE

*Hebraic Kvetching*

Oh the shame. But now I wait for an in when I meet new people so I can tell them about the Jews. "Hello, new friend. My name is M. Sit down a while and let me tell you a little bit about the jews."

I am a sedevacantist. its pretty based and pretty white.

The Missouri synod Lutherans don't believe in all that Jewish garbage.

I have one near me. But I'm afraid I'll go and it'll be a diversity shit show

Did somebody say Missouri

Twas me!!

My Bushwhacker senses are tingling

*SHOW-ME NATIONALISM INTENSIFIES

I'm not even a christian but I own Luther's On the Jews and Their Lies. A great book, hilarious.

sad. Christianity used to be our refuge from the kikes. sad what its become.

That's why I'm getting not and more interested in moving away from my birth religion

Catholicism is cucked, perhaps irrevocably

Truth. I don't worry about religion, particularly in our movement. We are a movement of ideas, not a religious movement

only real catholics left are the trad sedevacantists

KIKES AND MUZZIE GET OUT THOUGH

REEEEEEEEE

The Church used to be very insulated against merchant and kebab

http://www.christdescendedfromjoseph.com/3---christ-descended-from-joseph.html

But not with this new Pope

Cardinals choose the Pope, and the Pope chooses Cardinals

Yeah, the Jews have weasled their way into Christianity for sure.

Pope Francis has promoted 61 cardinals

I try to be patient with Christian normies cause I was one, so I understand. But the longer I'm redpilled the more I find I can't sympathize with them anymore

And most of the new Cardinals are pozzed

Who knows a lot about the NSDAP and their archeological excursions? I'd like to find out what they were interested in. Maybe there are book recommendations.

There are only 120 cardinal electors. His Cardinals are officially a majority

Christian zionists are perhaps the most enraging people to argue with on this whole planet. You cannot even use any rational arguments to sway them. I've been told that jews can fund all the degeneracy of the world but christians still need to love them because Jebus will turn them into christians before the Apocalypse. Literally, this is what I was told by a zionist. How are you even supposed to redeem one so hellbent on destroying everything good in this world.

Luckily at least here the religious-zionist right has been almost completely decimated as a political and social force. Thank God.

I think @Kombat-Unit is a great person to talk to about the spiritual aspects of NS, like EH. @Flaxxer , maybe religion isn't a big part of our movement, but I'd say spirituality is. To me, that is why I like NS much more than groups that brand themselves as Fascists. NS is more spiritual in its philosophy than Fascism, which I see as more political. Agree?

Hitler himself said that those who view our mission simply as a political matter have missed the whole point. Being a nazi isn't like being a social democrat, where you make your vote every few years and it doesn't affect your life beyond that. It's a comprehensive spiritual- and worldview. All National Socialists can agree about certain things greater than us, atheists, pagan or otherwise.

One of my favorite quotes: "With the religionists at one end of the Movement and the atheists at the other, total agreement can still be reached on this one point: the chain. Whether beginning with evolution or some kind of divine creation, the chain represents the endless journey of the generations of the White Man through the countless centuries of time. And we are all out to see that the chain remains unbroken. Like the earth and the universe itself, it is eternal and, if anything is sacred, this certainly is.

It's referred to as a chain because at any given point in time, that particular generation is a link with certain obligation and duty to both past and future. Behind us we can see the chain stretching backward into infinity and, ahead of us, forward toward and even greater infinity. We may well be living in a terrible time, terrible for us, but it only means that the responsibility and the care for the chain that we are now charged with is at its most critical point, perhaps more so than at any other time." - James Mason

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