Basically what I've been doing is building a library of technical knowledge for the collapse. I'm vulnerable where I am now, but where I settle will likely avoid the brunt of the collapse, so I think I'll be able to preserve it to build my community back up. Trying to collect original (or very old) and beater (to actually read) copies of all the major (and minor I get free when I save them from shuttering/remodeling religious institutions) theological works I can get my hands on, as well as a collection of bible translations, and a huge library of technical knowledge. I've got my own limited survival construction skills as well, but I think the rest of what I keep is more important long term. As long as I can instill in my kids the value of it, to keep it for themselves, and to add their own knowledge to it I think we'll be set.
I like that idea a lot though, the necessity of owning the culture for the sake of the lemming class. Growing up evangelical, it always depressed the shit out of me thinking about how many people are just permanently lost because they cannot go against the degenerate culture. That solves that issue. I think I'd still consider myself evangelical to some extent, but evangelism is useless in an ex-christian culture. You need a clean slate or a return go form before evangelism can take root again, the dry bones of a dead church may as well be salted earth spiritually.
