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10:59Now PlayingWas America actually founded on the "Separation of Church and State," or have we been fed a lie to dismantle our heritage?
In this episode of The Wright Wing, Jarrod Wright tackles the biggest legal and spiritual question facing the movement today: Is Christian Nationalism Unconstitutional? Many people claim that faith and politics should never mix, but Jarrod breaks down why that's not only historically inaccurate but practically impossible. From the intentions of the Founding Fathers to the biblical mandate for a "Warrior" spirit, we’re looking at why the Bible must always outweigh the Constitution.
In this video, we discuss:
The Origins of "Separation": Why the phrase isn't in the Constitution and what it actually meant (keeping the State out of the Church).
The Bible vs. The Law: Why a Christian's ultimate authority is the Word of God, not a secular document.
The Myth of Tolerance: Why tolerance isn't a Christian virtue and how "softness" is destroying the nation.
Who Should Lead? Why only provable Christians should hold office in a Christian society.
The Future of the Movement: How Christian Nationalism is the only force capable of stopping the "Weimar 2.0" collapse.
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