I've seen a lot of Christian apologetics on this board and just wanted to share some thoughts.
Times are hard, very hard, and at threshold of a new millenary we must rethink our way to consider the world and solve its issues. What does Christianity propose?
— To treat all races equally before God. If racial egalitarianism doesn't exist on Earth, why would it be a thing in the afterlife?
— To encourage to care about the weak, the disabled, the lame, the blinded, the morons and the humble-minded.
>“How happy are the humble-minded, for the kingdom of Heaven is theirs! “How happy are those who know what sorrow means for they will be given courage and comfort! “Happy are those who claim nothing, for the whole earth will belong to them! (Matthew 5:5)
All of these teachings contribute to make Whites frail and fragile compared to their ennemies.
— To reject eugenics and everything that could make our race better again and surely even better than it has ever been. Even if it's completely sane and natural. On the contrary, being against abortion even for shitskins and constantly pushing to save handicapped babies such as those with Down's syndrome.
— To constantly push to help or welcome non-Whites Christian as soon as they naturally start to behave like the subhumans they are.
How do you think we can deal with these inadequacies at the point we've reached? How do Christians expect to save the White race — or do they really want to save it? In my opinion, even if the people need faith and transcendence, I don't think that it is an appropriate answer considering the times we're living and we're going to go through.