That the following is affirmed by any human being is disconcerting.
That it comes from the Kinist/Occidental Christianity website (www.kinism.org) is despicable — although its endorsement of social hierarchies and condemnation of miscegenation, integration, and social equality sounds disturbingly familiar. These folks, and the League of the South and other neo-Confederates, may be smarter, better-looking, and less craven than your average Klansman, but their education and social position condemn them further as they blaspheme God to proclaim their racist, anti-egalitarian, sin-riddled agenda:
From Kinism.org:
We further recognize the value, uniqueness, and preciousness of all the Families of Man to God, and their equal theoretical participation in the salvation offered by God through election. This insistence distinguishes us from Christian Identity groups that hold to the belief that other people groups are either not in need of salvation (all have fallen short of the glory of God), or are in any sense subhuman, or worthy of less than the decency owed by all Christians to all men. When Kinism.net publishes materials disparaging of other racial-ethnic groups, it is for the sole purpose of exposing the incompatibility and essential uniqueness of the cultures in question.
This seeking of prosperity and distinctness for our European peoples is primarily to be achieved by conversion to the religion of our only Savior, Jesus Christ. We therefore, we denounce the sin of miscegenation as a violation of God’s created order which has permanent consequences for every heritable trait. We appeal to God’s creation mandate of “kind after kind.” It is the obligation of both church and state to forbid mixed unions according to biblical laws prohibiting unequal yoking. It is further expected and encouraged, that other racial-ethnic groups should desire and seek to realize the selfsame independence, nurturing, and self-provision we seek for our people, and we encourage and support those groups that foster such ends through peaceful and law abiding means. It is in view of this insistence on the peaceable and lawful means of change that we denounce the use of violence and terror to achieve that change. In addition, we advocate a natural, chivalric, hierarchical social order. Since the differences among men are in large part endogenous, it is meet that these differences will show themselves in the fruits of social organization, whether that is difference in wealth, position, or in abilities of all kinds. We honor and celebrate the shared history and distinctives of our people, its ancient heroes, its legends, its celebrations, and all of its variegated glories, while recognizing its failures, its latter day degeneracy, and its need to universally submit to the Law of God.” (www.kinism.org)
I’m waiting for a concentrated, passionate evangelism campaign toward these reprobates from the extreme Religious Right, particularly those Confederacy-loving patriarchs in Moscow. On the other hand, it’s not bloody likely; it seems that Sweet Home Alabama’s shaded verandas provide ample room for all sorts of folks to enjoy the sweet tea of privilege, liberally laced with the rotgut of bigotry.
A present from http://www.spiritwaterblood.com
Here’s a keyboard pounder with a name that sounds like a product sold by a health food store. She has a “ministry” to wetbacks in Mighty-White Idaho. I think this is the banshee who has tried for years to run Doug Wilson out of town. And she could be on to something. She could create a sort of Underground Railroad to import wetbacks, after which Wilson would undoubtedly hear the Lord’s “call” and flee to Canada. She says Kinists are “better-looking, and less craven than your average Klansman, but their education and social position condemn them further as they blaspheme God to proclaim their racist, anti-egalitarian, sin-riddled agenda.” Flattery will get you nowhere, Ms. Trail Mix.
I’m waiting for a concentrated, passionate evangelism campaign toward these reprobates from the extreme Religious Right, particularly those Confederacy-loving patriarchs in Moscow. On the other hand, it’s not bloody likely; it seems that Sweet Home Alabama’s shaded verandas provide ample room for all sorts of folks to enjoy the sweet tea of privilege, liberally laced with the rotgut of bigotry.
Nice metaphors. We’ve been hoping for years for the “concentrated, passionate evangelism campaign,” and it hasn’t happened. Wilson will gladly take on the hopelessly flawed arguments of Christopher Hitchens, but he knows he doesn’t have a prayer of proving that Kinism is not biblically derived and has not been for ages biblically practiced, and so do all the other lying, race-mixing preachers. The extent of Wilson’s criticism of Kinism is that it is “malicious” and “vainglorious.” He knows not to use such illogical motive-gazing in debate with Hitchens, because Hitchens would eat his lunch. No, the only gameplan of Babelists has been to ignore us, or in the worst case to shut us down through vicious and immoral and illegal attacks, running the gamut from ad hominem to defamation. The one thing they will never do, because they don’t have the wherewithal, is counter our arguments from Scripture and history and prove that we are heretics, as they claim. They know that to do so would be to indict the entirety of Christendom prior to 1950, and they simply don’t have the guts to do it.
Comment by Confederate — May 20, 2009 @ 7:58 am
Thanks, Confederate, for your comments, however ugly and bigoted they may be. “Wetbacks”? Really? And Kinism practiced as orthodox, normative Christianity prior to 1950? I’d love to engage more with you, and I truly wonder what it is that makes you tick. I mean that in all sincerity, because in all sincerity, I find your thinking to be rather horribly grounded in something not Spirit-breathed.
Comment by Keely Emerine Mix — May 20, 2009 @ 5:31 pm
Perhaps the thought had crossed your mind that race mixing + time = genocide. some of us actually look ahead to consider the long term implications of multiculturalism and other marxist nonsense.
Comment by Timothy — May 20, 2009 @ 7:26 pm