Panel Discussion: Christian Nationalism, Women in Politics, & Jewish Influence on American Society
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- Опубликовано: 30 июн 2024
- Pastors Joel Webbon, Brian Sauvé, J. Chase Davis, and Dr. Joe Rigney sit down with Dr. Stephen Wolfe at the 2024 New Christendom Press Conference to discuss a range of topics, including Christian Nationalism, Allie Beth Stuckey and women who fight in the culture war and politics, and the Zionist influence on American politics and culture.
Thank you to Pastor Joel for representing us 1689 Baptists
Stephen Wolfe coming out with the absolute hammer on that last question.
We are so back!
Thank you for being bold. I'm in the U.K and we could do more with this zeal.
Where in the U.K. are you? I’m also in the U.K.
@@rasheedoladipo near London
Based.
When it comes to the Jewish question, we can do both. If there are young men who blame their personal problems on others, they obviously need to work through that warped mindset. And at the same time, when there is a religious/ethnic supremacy in government/media/entertainment/finance that shapes all political discourse, we must challenge it and never back down. And Yoram Hazony is an Israel First zionist.
Great to see Jewish power becoming more prominent in these discussions.
@@TheOtherPaul Yes, good to see the masks falling off. Makes much more clear who these "Christian" nationalists really are.
Breaks my heart that James White won't address it
@@spartybuck7215 Of course he won't. White is a coward and full of it.
@@spartybuck7215
He dismisses it as a matter of policy
Catholic checking in: Nice to see some protestants that I have some common ground with.
Hey Eric, “That’s really helpful” 😂
I hope I Can be there someday 💔
I like Allie Beth Stuckey a lot but I showed up in her comment thread to protest and rebut when she went after red pill and patriarchy. I really am not even comfortable with her going after Steven Furtick. I would rather see her refer people to men who have dealt with him in detail.
I don't agree with coming down against a Christian woman functioning as a talk show host interviewing people. A lot of the people she interviews are people with really important messages who are badly in need of the attention she provides some.
What’s the over/under on when Joel becomes Presbyterian?
Psalm 83.
Many pulpits have been usurped by the Psalm 83 people.
expunge? yes expunge my records...Stephen! lol
Dr. Stephen Wolfe looks like Cary Grant.
It’s clear the official New Christendom Press uniform is light brown leather shoes, jeans, and a sport jacket.
Is this theology related?
Beards. Reformed 'vestments'.
Welcome to New Kabul.
Correct, neocons got pushed out of Kabul by religious fundamentalists and lord willing well push them out of the US as well.
Someone should have said “go home” when Eric said the Allie Beth Stuckey part. That would of been a great twitter clip
"Oh, you guys are patriarchy. Like Andrew Tate and the toxic red pill guys." 🤦♂
They specifically said “not like Andrew Tate”.
@@PeteJab that's why I had it in quotes. That's how these guys are represented. They're accused of being women-hating red pill dudes.
@@PeteJabI think he was joking. People try and out biblical patriarchy in the same category as red pill Andrew Tate patriarchy
It’s about time we had a few Christians with balls
I get that the "okay boomer this" is not very respectful to your elders, but what's wrong with "post-war consensus that"? I'd say it has nothing to do with being respectful. It sounds like an "ad fontes" type of thing to me, to break the post-war consensus.
The example given of the excommunicated theonomist was horrible. That's not a theonomist regardless of what your definition of a theonomist is! That's a crazy person. Why is a valid teological position defined by it's crazies and extremists like this?
First of all, it makes me so sad that there are children present that have to listen to all of this. Second, they are incredibly loud in the background
We're just thankful you weren't there! We'd take the kids any day.
Wolfe wrecks Rigney on the last section and it's great
The people holding the children screaming the whole time loud enough to echo and rival the speaker on stage are either stupid, selfish or a saboteur.
The nations are coming to Joel’s neighborhood and he seems bothered by it? Praise God for an opportunity to engage these people with the gospel! Maybe I just totally misunderstood what he was saying?
Are you Jewish?
I don't think he would disagree with your statement, but he's thinking in categories. You can simultaneously look around at your current multicultural society and praise God for the opportunities afforded you to share the gospel, while also acknowledging that the presence of multiple incompatible cultures living in the same neighborhood betrays a tension that isn't going to disappear until one of the cultures is subsumed into the other. In Joel's case, he's lamenting the fact that when he walks around his neighborhood, he doesn't see his neighbors united by their worship of the true God or signalling submission to that culture, but rather sees Hindus and Pakistanis (likely Muslims), dressed in their traditional religious garb, comfortable publicly identifying with the worship of demons in a state and nation that was founded to be self-consciously Christ-worshipping. It's a sobering and sorrowful thing. People from almost every other nation on earth (whether Christian or non-Christian) will understand the ethno-cultural in-group preference that Joel is expressing, and you'll experience the reverse of it if you visit a country where you look different and don't speak their language. While it can come out in sinful ways (i.e. despising the foreigner), the special love we have for our people in particular is a part of the nature God gave us, and that comes with an accompanying natural distrust of people and cultures that threaten to subvert the wellbeing of the people we naturally love.
And that doesn't at all preclude the coexistence of a desire to share the gospel with those particular neighbors.
@@Ingabobjoe No, we real Christians do not thank the Lord for Babylon. It is not an opportunity it is a genocide of my people and Christianity.
"Thank goodness I've been falsely convicted of murder and now live in prison because now I can share the gospel with my fellow inmates!"
@@Ingabobjoe that makes sense. But what he was comfortable with was seeing a white family with kids. Just because they look like him doesn’t mean anything about their spiritual state.