Anonymous
(ID: olJftXPM)
10/18/2025, 1:25:57 PM
No.519188523
>>519188464
Christianity’s modern identity is so hollow that it has to latch onto right-wing political movements just to stay relevant. These zealots know their faith is too weak to stand on its own, so they desperately play chameleons, bending and twisting their beliefs to fit in with nationalist and conservative talking points. “Traditional values”? Slapped on like a cheap sticker. “Western civilization”? As if Christianity didn’t spend centuries tearing it down and replacing it with dogma.
It’s embarrassing watching these clowns abandon their so-called eternal truths just to ride the coattails of whatever political movement will have them. They aren’t leading the charge—they’re limping along behind, pretending they’re still relevant while screaming about how everyone else is going to hell. Christianity doesn’t inspire anymore; it piggybacks off ideologies with actual momentum, hoping no one notices how irrelevant it’s become.
This isn’t faith; it’s survival instinct. They know Christianity has no legs left to stand on, so they’ve propped it up with political crutches. But the cracks are showing, and their desperate attempts to blend in only reveal how empty their belief system really is. When your religion’s survival depends on being a glorified mascot for a political agenda, it’s clear you’ve already lost.
Christianity’s modern identity is so hollow that it has to latch onto right-wing political movements just to stay relevant. These zealots know their faith is too weak to stand on its own, so they desperately play chameleons, bending and twisting their beliefs to fit in with nationalist and conservative talking points. “Traditional values”? Slapped on like a cheap sticker. “Western civilization”? As if Christianity didn’t spend centuries tearing it down and replacing it with dogma.
It’s embarrassing watching these clowns abandon their so-called eternal truths just to ride the coattails of whatever political movement will have them. They aren’t leading the charge—they’re limping along behind, pretending they’re still relevant while screaming about how everyone else is going to hell. Christianity doesn’t inspire anymore; it piggybacks off ideologies with actual momentum, hoping no one notices how irrelevant it’s become.
This isn’t faith; it’s survival instinct. They know Christianity has no legs left to stand on, so they’ve propped it up with political crutches. But the cracks are showing, and their desperate attempts to blend in only reveal how empty their belief system really is. When your religion’s survival depends on being a glorified mascot for a political agenda, it’s clear you’ve already lost.