Christ is Lord. Creating stuff the bad guys don’t like. Fighting for a real Christian nation. ⚔️ Host of the Spare No Arrows Podcast.
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Fascinating analyses. Check out this dude’s work.
I’ve been unsure the best way to communicate the topic analysis for the @AominOrg podcast by @HwsEleutheroi. To really explain why this graph is extremely different from the graphs for @JoelWebbon (and others yet to be released), it’s important to understand LDAZ 1/
A man who doesn’t meet Biblical disqualifications for ministry has exactly zero capability of being a pastor.
Even if he calls himself a pastor.
Even if he runs off to a church where his buddies huddle together and agree they’re allowed to ignore the Bible.
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I've now spent the last three years traveling around the U.S. and the world, lecturing, preaching, and fellowshipping with pastors and parishioners.
I've learned much. I especially learned about the online culture that bleeds into congregational life. I spent hours with congregants, and especially in fellowship with men. Here is what I noticed about some of the gregarious online personalities who initially showed up with enormous zeal and quickly retreated into their ecclesial castles online.
And to me, it is fascinating, and more than a little revealing—and amusing— that many of the men (thankfully, very few were CREC) demanding a government that promotes Christianity (something I, too, affirm) and insisting that the nations submit to Christ are often incapable of submitting to their own local pastors in ordinary ecclesiastical matters.
They want presidents, magistrates, and nations to bow the knee to King Jesus (three cheers for the magisterial reformers!!!), but they bristle when a pastor or elder asks them to be patient, receive correction, demonstrate self-awareness in their social media posts, or something similar (-3 cheers for the magisterial reformers!!!). Mind you, these requests were done in a spirit of humility, and not in any way tyrannical. I witnessed them myself.
There is a deep contradiction here. Many of these guys talk like theocrats online, but they function as ecclesial anarchists. A man who cannot submit to the church he can see is not in a strong position to lecture the nation about submission to the Christ he cannot see. If he cannot be governed in the ordinary place where God has actually put him, under the leadership of a local, godly, Bible-believing pastor (Heb. 13:17), his political theology becomes performative.
This is where their Christian nationalism dies a thousand deaths. Not first in Congress, courtrooms, or constitutional debates, but in their own refusal to live out the thing they demand from others. They call for Christian order while embodying ecclesiastical disorder.
Before a man can speak credibly about Christianizing the nations, he should be able to belong somewhere. They should be willing to receive shepherding from someone and to bear with imperfect saints who don't share the same level of apocalypticism as they do. And that means honoring lawful ecclesial authority. Otherwise, his grand vision is just baptized individualism with a flag attached. And that's no way to Christianize anything.
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I made the anon army mad when I pointed out in this interview that the Internet isn’t a good place to learn to be a man. All it will teach you is how to be angry, so that you can use anger to fix your life.
Sounds good right? Except it doesn’t work.
Anger burns hot then burns out, leaving you worse off than before.
“Cease from anger, and forsake wrath; Do not fret—it only causes harm.”
Psalms 37:8
“For the anger of man does not produce the righteousness of God.”
James 1:20
The anon army got mad because I was right. I’m still right.
The internet raised an entire generation of men...and they aren't better for it.
Watch @willspencer on Of Flames and Crowns here: youtu.be/2hvZiXmPHXQ
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When your loyalty is to your bros before Christ… yeah that doesn’t work out great
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On their podcast (transcript attached), @Brian_Sauve distorts the biblical command of being “equally yoked”, which concerns spiritual compatibility, and expands it into a worldly checklist of IQ, race, culture, and physical attractiveness, with @Lexy_Sauve audibly agreeing throughout.
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Treating race and IQ as “yokes” that ought to match is the sort of ideological groundwork that makes people comfortable with white supremacist literature arguing against interracial marriage or racial mixing, like the books sold by a neo-Nazi publishing house at Brian and @Eric_Conn’s “New Christendom Press” conference, such as “The Peasantry as the Lifeblood of the Nordic Race” and “The Sword of Christ” (see the other image below).
Brian has said on air that he has the latter on his shelf and remarked that it “looks like a good book, and an interesting book”, while Eric said he has already read it.
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The underlying logic of Brian’s argument relies on the belief that marriages work best and most harmoniously when people are matched across categories, including IQ, race, and physical attractiveness.
“Be equally yoked by marrying someone of similar IQ, race, culture, physical attractiveness.”
The idea that people should pair off according to IQ, race, and similar physical “attractiveness” overlaps significantly with arguments commonly found in race realist, kinist, ethnonationalist, eugenicist, and white supremacist circles.
When this puzzle piece is put together in context with other things we’ve seen from both Brian Sauvé and Eric Conn (see the quoted tweet below for a few examples), it further confirms that hosting a neo-Nazi publishing house to sell such literature at their conference was not out of place.
The neo-Nazi publishing house has finally joined these “pastors” in blocking me.
They all have been swimming in the same toxic ideological waters.
1. @Brian_Sauve has regurgitated Holocaust denialists’ talking points.
2. He and @Eric_Conn have:
- Praised and shared the “White Boy Summer” videos that include Nazi and pro-Hitler propaganda.
- Posted false claims about Jewish people, taking the material directly from a neo-Nazi podcast.
- Praised Andrew Torba’s work, which lists a neo-Nazi podcast as its number one “essential resource.”
- Followed Holocaust denier and Nazi apologist David Irving.
3. Ben Garrett (@tompawnbadil) has publicly claimed there is evidence proving Hitler wasn’t genocidal, whilst openly recommending David Irving as a reliable source.
4. Eric Conn and Brian Sauvé’s New Christendom Press recently made Antelope Hill Publishing an official sponsor and vendor at their “Christian” conference, providing them direct access to sell Nazi and white supremacist books to attendees.
To be blocked by all of them is a badge of honour.
Critical Race Theory was created by Marxists to deceive idiots. A few years ago it was crafted to deceive black idiots. And this is Critical Race Theory for white idiots.
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Yep. This right here:
The question we should be asking isn’t why a so-called Christian ministry allowed a professing Nazi organization to sponsor them and promote their books.
The real question is why a professing Nazi organization appreciates a so-called Christian ministry enough to sponsor them.
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“By way of comparison, the men in Ogden are living under the gaze of a little Holden man on their right shoulder. If they were to disappoint him, they would be mocked from the right, and because that sliding scale is now everything to them, that has to be avoided. This is the prison of the immanent frame.”
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Eric, Brian, and all the Ogden bros have built a giant trap around themselves. Every passing day it gets more costly to escape.
Right now they’re at the “gnaw off your own limb” stage. They can do it, but it’ll leave them hobbled and weakened for life.
It didn’t have to be this way.
If only their NETTR bros cared enough to stop them. (They don’t.) If only they had the courage to read a real book or two. If only they had the slightest bit of steel in their spine.
What a failure. May the Lord redeem them before He smashes this movement in the teeth, just like He did with 1940’s Germany.
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"First, you don’t host a conference promising to fight for normal, and then bring in Nazis."
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It is important to remember that American Reformer, New Founding etc are creating what Herbert Marcuse referred to as a "new sensibility" - death to the old orthodoxy and old Christianity and the resurrection of a new christendom, a new orthodoxy under their progressive pathway towards techno-feudalism and away from the grace and peace that our Lord provides through repentance and the imputation the Holy Spirit.
In his famous August 2023 thread about Fischer’s relationship with Raw Egg Nationalist, Jake Meador of Mere Orthodoxy documented REN’s publisher Antelope Hill and their pro-Hitler position.
Eric Conn hosted Fischer on his show the same month to discuss Meador’s thread.
So Eric has known about Antelope Hill for at least three years.
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Within the holiness movement (i.e. Salvation Army, Keswick, Nazarene) there was much good. However, with its emphasis on a second blessing which results in an entire sanctification it produced a real & dangerous error. Once a believer received this second blessing they were now, it was implied, free from sin entirely. This was all fine & dandy until the individual was confronted with temptation & sin. There are many instances of folks in that tradition simply redefining why what they did wasn't really sinful, all because of a commitment to the notion that the second blessing imbued the believer with final victory over sin in this life.
I highlight all this to point out that something similar is happening with the NETTR strategy. As long as you're "based" nothing you do or align yourself with can be evil, and any accusation otherwise is an attack from the longhouse slanderers.
He who has ears to hear, let him hear. Those words from Jesus are sharp. Do you have ears to hear His Word of repentance, humility, conviction of your particular sins? Or are you deaf to the world of truth, glory, and joy which is offered to you in the Gospel of Christ?
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"Embrace the good. Have babies. Save White Christians.
Anyways... on the back table, you can buy the collected speeches of a childless, fornicating, vegetarian pagan."
1,500 people listening to Stephen Wolfe (@PerfInjust) give an insightful talk on what normal means.
“The war for normal is not about rejecting the concept of normal, it’s about embracing the good, true, and beautiful”
Don’t be a walking negation, have a positive vision for who you are.
Thank God for New Christendom Press. No one has done more damage to their own pathetic group’s ideology than themselves.
I for one, can’t wait to see how they continue ploughing their own reputation into the ground. Doing the Lord’s work.
Thank God for the stupidity of evil
They’ve been Leftists the whole time.
Eric Conn responds to criticism of his church hosting a Nazi book publisher over the weekend.
“Cancel culture” is now being used by the pagan Right the same way the word “discrimination” is used by the pagan Left. Any discernment or rejection of pet sins is condemned as “discrimination” or “cancel culture.”
There’s no “cancel culture” in Hell. All behaviors, all heresies, all pet sins welcome. And Eric is leading souls to Hell.
I’ve said this for a long time. I hear lots of people lamenting how they used to be good voices. But they never were
They’ve always craved attention over truth. They just happened to say some things that reasonable Christians agree with. But their true colors show more every day
