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Here, you overly limit yourself. "We" constitutes the people of the nation as well as the church. This thread is NOT about we, the Christian church but we, the Christian Nation.

Not the goal of Christian Nationalism.

One might say his kingdom is not of this world but that will change in the future state. He is called "the king of kings" which means a political leader among political leaders - no matter what world.

Not relevant. He will ultimately solve the problem of evil by violently throwing people into the Lake of Fire. He’s destined to be the most violent person of all time and he is our role model. Just because Jesus didn’t use deadly force one time, doesn’t mean he won’t or we shouldn’t when it is...

'Democratic socialists?' Their own statements promote communism

Not relevant. He will ultimately solve the problem of evil by violently throwing people into the Lake of Fire. He’s destined to be the most violent person of all time and he is our role model. Just because Jesus didn’t use deadly force one time, doesn’t mean he won’t or we shouldn’t when it is...

In realizing the overly-spiritualized are opposed to doing what is physically necessary, I notice Islamic clerics don't hesitate. Words will not stop the slaughter of Judeo-Christians. Report: Iranian Clerics Urge Trump, Netanyahu Assassinations

And neither is fighting or killing a sin. It is commanded in Scripture. You just want to equate fighting to mean only non-physical.

It's so odd the lengths you'll go to deny it is righteous to provide ourselves what we physically need.

No. We need to help ourselves in worldly events, such is the meaning of so much Scripture: ask, seek, knock, buy a sword, give to Caesar what is Caesar’s, put God first AND all this will be given to you also, etc.

Agh, you again show how you pick and choose when relying on fleshy, carnal, worldly, literal, physical force is OK.

So says you to qualify the unqualified word of God. When others fight you in the flesh, you need to defend yourself to keep fighting. The good fight necessarily involves physically. See Jesus flipping over tables.

Just because all problems are not solved with a physical sword or gun doesn’t mean some problems are righteously solved with a physical sword or gun.

LOL You‘re such a Platonist, everything represents your IDOL of over-spiritualization. Jesus didn’t literary walk by the spirit but by his fleshy legs. And so do we. We exist in the flesh, our bodies were God given, not to be trivialized and dismissed. And what about fleeing? The lengths...

No it doesn’t! You’re just making things up. There are 4 chambers to a human heart. You just ignore the Two upper chambers called atria to make the numbers match. The importance of the 10 Commandments is not what they supposedly represent but what they are. And what are they? The only law God...

As if there is any doubt that I would admit it. The entire Bible can be condensed into 2 words: Choose Life. It's all about how to live - in the now and hereafter.

Agh huh. And you are creating theologically loaded words, denying "knowing" means all these things in context. Don't ask for whom the bell tolls, it tolls for thee.

Lots of rationalizations to suppose something is true that isn't. It's not a sin to meet our physical, carnal, fleshy, worldly needs. If the light within us is darkness? Oy vey!

Slippery slope to reading into things that aren't there. Why do some insist this is The Way in light of God etching words in stone is the ultimate example in the human experience of direct and explicit communication?

That's what the text says in Hebrews 10:26. What else is the meaning of a sin those who know God commit that no sacrifice covers?