Christ The King

He’s right that Jesus was Jewish and the roots of Christianity were Jewish. The Jews who accepted Jesus Christ became the first Christians. What he is omitting here as that those who we call Jews today reject Jesus Christ, and thus have made themselves our enemies and are the Synagogue of Satan, as the Bible teaches. nitter.gq/Catholic_State/status/…

My position is very similar to my friend @AmericanReform_ aka Alex Petersen. And yes, I have talked about race before on my website. Like these articles: christtheking.info/on-race-a… christtheking.info/ethnicity… christtheking.info/christian… christtheking.info/far-right… christtheking.info/white-nat… christtheking.info/the-great… I am a “race realist” meaning that I don’t take the position of @EMichaelJones1 (whom I greatly respect) and don’t think race is merely a category of mind. That’s too nominalistic. It’s true that the map is not the territory (meaning the categories we create aren’t 1:1 with reality), but the categories of race, although they have changed (it used to be case that we would separate races by national origin, and now we organize races by larger phenotypical categories, like white, black, asian, indian, latino, etc), the categories may have changed (meaning the map looks different) but the territory (objective reality, like the differences between phenotypes) exists apart from our categorization. Let’s be honest, humans generalize based on using pattern recognition skills, and even though generalizations (stereotypes) are not always trye, they are often true, which is why they become stereotypes in the first place. And the categories we create (although they do change) are based on real observable characteristics and generalizations made by pattern recognition, and aren’t just ex nihilo constructed in our minds. Let’s be honest: If you were put in a room with a bunch of people from different races, and all you knew about then were their race, and you were asked to create the best basketball team, math team, dance team, and civilization planning team, you would choose all the black people on your basketball team, all the Asians for your math team, all the latinos for your dance team, and all the white people to plan your civilization. If you say otherwise, you are just lying. Also, the Church teaches that filial preference for your own “tribe” whether that’s fellow Catholics, family members, close friends, neighbors, countrymen, and yes, even those who share the same race, is a natural good to have this preference for you own. Why would you love someone else’s child over your own? Why would you love another race more than your own? On the other hand, this nationalism and love for your race can be taken excessively. The Church teaches that we are all equal in human dignity, that we all come from the same original parents (Adam and Eve) and that all members of the human race are made in the image of God. Despite our differences, we must love each other as fellow brothers and sisters under God the Father. That means racial hatred is a sin. That means racial supremacy is a sin. The correct Catholic view is acknowledging our differences, but loving and respecting those that our different than us, and asking them to do the same. And this means if they are invading our countries because they have no respect for us (and we have no respect for ourselves) we have a right to put a stop to that. That’s a matter of respect not hate. Hopefully that clarifies.