Showing posts with label Seven Mountains. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Seven Mountains. Show all posts

Sunday, July 28, 2024

N.A.R. and Christian Nationalism

This is about the evangelical movement that believes they are new apostles with new revelation, with a mission from God to take over everything. The Bible and Constitution are null and void, superseded by what god tells them personally — to be in control forever. They are the drivers of Christian nationalism and Project 2025.

Tuesday, July 16, 2024

Inside Ziklag, the Christian-Right Group Trying to Sway the 2024 Election — ProPublica

Ziklag, an invitation-only charity organization for rich Christians, aims to take dominion over what it sees as the seven major spheres of public life, which it calls "mountains": business, science and technology, family, arts and media, church, education and government... 

Ziklag says in a 2023 internal video that it and its allies will "coordinate extensive pastor and church outreach through pastor summits, church-focused messaging and events and the creation of pastor resources." As preacher and activist John Amanchukwu said at a Ziklag event, "We need a church that's willing to do anything and everything to get to the point where we reclaim that which was stolen from us."…

Monday, April 22, 2024

Telling Jefferson Lies: The True Story of the False Origins of the Seven Mountains Message - Bonus Episode (Warren Throckmorton)

This supplements episode 10, Still Searching for Christian America, Part Two. You can listen to this first, but I definitely encourage you to go back and catch up if you do.

Everybody in Christian nationalism is talking about the seven mountains message. The message is at the root of much violent rhetoric coming from Christian nationalists but according to one of the key players in the movement, the origin story is fake.

Helping me out in this bonus episode is Senior scholar at the Institute for Islamic, Christian and Jewish Studies Matthew Taylor; English prof at University of North Georgia Matthew Boedy, and attorney and theologian Joel McDurmon.

From the episode: 
"Remember, all of this rhetoric has been directly inspired by a teaching that is based on a false story. Let’s keep it real, God did not show Loren Cunningham, Lance Wallnau, Mike Crotts, Johnny Enlow or anyone that the Christian’s mission in this world is to take the government by stealth or by force.
He who has ears to hear, let him hear."
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