June 25, 2016 - The Political Cesspool - James Edwards
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We're live red hot and rolling here in this summer night in Memphis, Tennessee.
Keith Alexander in with me.
Eddie the Bombardier Miller will be in a little later this evening.
But I have to tell you, folks, if you don't mind, if I could go back seven days in the past, I thought that last week's show was the political cesspool at its finest.
And certainly it was because Keith and Eddie were absent.
I think that's clear.
No, no, no.
Actually, I made mention of this in passing last week, but my wife's grandfather, with whom we were very, very close, passed away.
And it wasn't until the last few hours before showtime that I knew that I was even going to be available.
We had family coming in and out of town.
The services were on Saturday.
And both Keith and Eddie were prepared, as always, to come in last Saturday night.
And it just so happened that with everything being in such a state of upheaval in my own house, that I asked them to just plan on taking the night off.
We may play a tape.
Once things began to clear up, rather than have them come in on short notice, we booked a couple of guests.
And I thought that Sean Bergen and Jim Lancia did an outstanding job breaking down Orlando in the first hour.
But then in the second hour, I don't think that there is anybody we could have called that would have been better suited to offer a treatment on the situation in the Southern Baptist Church, specifically with what happened in St. Louis a few days ago at the 2016 Southern Baptist Convention's annual gathering than Nathaniel Strickland of FaithandHeritage.com.
I actually went back a little earlier this afternoon and listened to the second hour of last week's show in the broadcast archives.
And I don't think that a more comprehensive breakdown could have been given in the time that we had available in that hour, which actually spilled over a little bit into the third hour as it were.
But Nathaniel Strickland, my friend, I tip my hat to you.
And it is a message that is so desperately needed.
You have certainly a lot of weak conservative Christians out there, really agents of the enemy.
And then you have a lot of right-wingers who are openly antagonistic to Christianity.
And we're in that sweet spot in the middle.
We are both nationalist and Christians, and we see no conflict in that.
And that's one of the reasons, one of the many reasons the political cesspool is so unique.
We give a voice to people who really have no other voice, people who are staunchly populist and conservative, certainly here in the South, people who revere their ancestors and everything that the righteous Confederate flag stood for, but we're also still Christians.
And so we really have, not that we're looking to corner the market, we're just seeking to be who we are, and this is who we are.
But I think it's a voice that we provide that no one else is feeling, really.
And that, of course, makes me feel quite good.
Keith, you commented to me, actually, you were listening to the show last week.
You texted me during the program and remarked what a good job Nathaniel was doing.
As you listened to the show, what were your observations?
Well, my observation is that Christianity generally, denominational headquarters at most Christian denominations have been embracing liberalism over the past 30, 40, 50, even almost a hundred years.
If you want to know the truth and I know it kind of.
I think it came as a shock to you that the Southern Baptist Citadel has now fallen without any, any question, really.
But see what really happened.
That in the Southern Baptist was no surprise to me because I'm an Episcopalian.
I saw it happen in the Episcopalian church, probably about 30 years before it really started to catch hold in the Southern Baptist Church.
I told you that for a long time I thought that the fundamentalist segment of the body of Christ was going to be the faithful remnant, the salt and light that would retain its savor.
And that certainly looked to be the case back in the 80s.
When Adrian Rogers of Bellevue Baptist the head preacher at Bellevue Baptist, which I know you attend from time to time was elected moderator of the Southern Baptist Convention in the 80s and promptly purged liberals and moderates from the Southern Baptist seminaries, it looked like we had a victory.
But like we've said before, the left is like the devil.
They're relentless and they never sleep.
And just like they did on the hate crimes law you know, they brought it up 43 times before Congress and it was defeated 43 times but they weren't discouraged and they eventually got it passed the 44th time.
The left wasn't through with the Southern Baptist Convention.
They kept working away like termites in the foundation of a stately home and they eventually have they've taken it down.
It's obvious now that denominational headquarters in the Southern Baptist denomination are as liberal as the Episcopalians, and possibly even more so now because they've also embraced the heresy of Jewish dispensationalism.
Well, and to be clear, what comes from the head table, from the corrupt and I'd now say, dare I say, almost Anti-Christian Southern Baptist leadership, is not something that every local congregation has to adopt.
This is their recommendation.
Of course it's reprehensible and it's disgusting.
You mentioned Bellevue.
The new head of the Southern Baptist Convention is the pastor at Bellevue.
I don't attend Bellevue.
I'm not a member of Bellevue.
We go from time to time, because it is a large church, to their special events.
They have a singing christmas tree and things like that, but it's not my church.
But nevertheless, there were certainly a great deal of southern baptists not just people like me who attend church on sunday mornings, but pastors themselves at that very convention who were very much upset about at least two of the resolutions.
I don't know about the third, we spent most of the time last week talking about resolution seven, which was, of course, the resolution that condemns the display of the Confederate battle flag.
Nathaniel Nathaniel Strickland wrote about this in an article that we published on Tuesday to Thepolitical Cesspool.org.
He writes, there are many points that could be made in length in response to this resolution.
The irony of the SBC retaining its name at all after this.
The case that the U.S. flag is far more evil than the Confederate flag by the standards of this resolution.
The injustice of making it harder to minister to the whites in order to make it easier to minister to the blacks.
The SBC is plainly stating in that very resolution that they aren't having trouble ministering to minorities, the application of this standard to any political symbol because it will always be offensive to someone.
The transgression which this resolution makes against the fifth and ninth commandments and so on.
But frankly, we're tired of making those points over and over again every time something like this comes up.
So there's many reasons, Keith, why that is a flawed argument, scripturally speaking, and from a position of political, a political position.
But of course, their great need is not to serve the Christians that are in their pews, but the people that do not attend their churches, that will probably never attend their churches.
Why they would spit on the faithful, the white southerners who predominantly make up the Southern Baptist Convention, why they would spit on them to appease Muslims and Jews and other non-whites, whether they be Christian or non-Christians.
I don't know, but we'll seep into this a little bit further.
We're not going to spend the whole time this week revisiting topics from last week's show, but since Keith wasn't here, we wanted to give him a chance to chime in on this a little bit at the top of the program this evening before we move on to other pressing affairs of staff.
Stay tuned, folks.
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Okay, folks, I promise we're going to move on from this, but it is a pretty momentous occasion when the last decent Christian denomination crumbles at the top.
It's not to say that there's not great Christians out there, and Nathaniel Strickland and I talked about that a great deal last week.
His website speaks for them.
I think this show in many ways speaks for them and to them.
There's other great churches out there, but the leadership of these denominations is just horrendous.
Over the past couple of years, white Southerners have faced widespread and determined assault on our heritage, symbols, monuments, graves, and identity by secular and governmental forces.
At the exact time we needed the church to come up beside us and defend the right of every people, including their own, to have the right to love and celebrate their heritage and symbols.
They chose rather to twist the knife into us instead.
This combined, we talked about Resolution 7, which was the Southern Baptists saying we need to quit displaying the Confederate flag because it may offend a black person.
Combine that with Resolution 12, which was also passed in St. Louis a week and a half ago, two weeks ago, calling for the Third World floodgates to be opened via the mass immigration of refugees and their defense of using SBC funds.
Now, how does the SBC get funds from your tithes?
So the SBC, in addition to saying that white Southerners can't fly the Christian Confederate flag, now they're saying we advocate for the opening of the Third World floodgates.
And oh, by the way, while we're doing that and dispossessing you of the land that God gave you, we're going to use your tithe money to build mosques in America.
Now, you combine those two resolutions, Keith, that were passed in cooperation with one another or together.
It forms a rather sinister overall picture.
Well, what's happening was pointed out in Nathaniel Strickland's article.
And if you read it, I would recommend it to you.
He said there's basically been a sea change, very significant sea change taking place in the Southern Baptist denomination.
They have been pro everybody but white people for probably about 30 years now.
For example, talking about building mosques.
Well, let's look at it in terms of race.
Bellevue's big outreach program over the past 20 years has been a program called Bellevue Loves Memphis, which is basically coded language for Bellevue Loves Black People.
What they've been doing is...
Which is fine in and of itself, but I think that when almost all of your outreach and charity, both at home and abroad, is selectively targeted, certainly they see race because they base race on who receives their benevolence.
Well, let's break it down a little bit further, okay?
Here's what it is.
They used all of their money and exhorted their members to contribute to buying churches, abandoned church buildings in the city of Memphis, and making them available to black congregations.
But it is important to note that you didn't even have to be a Southern Baptist congregation.
It's not like they were trying to plant the churches in inner city Memphis, Southern Baptist churches.
This is what they say they would like to do.
But, you know, to their credit, black people have a remarkable sense of racial solidarity and loyalty, something that we could learn from.
So consequently, they're not about to join the Southern Baptist denomination.
They have their own denominations and their own preachers, which they prefer because they're black.
And then what they're doing, for example, what the Bellevue Loves Memphis was doing was buying buildings and putting, for example, there was one on Tresmond Street in Memphis that used to be Mother Grubb's Church.
He was like a televangelist before they had television.
And once she died, the church languished and they had this big building.
Bellevue bought it and it said New Bellevue Ministries, Bishop Tony Hastings or something, for example, presiding pastor.
Well, I said, this is odd.
I never thought that the Southern Baptists had bishops.
I didn't think they had that type of hierarchy.
And it turns out he's not Southern Baptist at all.
He's a member of one of these black denominations like Kojik, but they're basically helping him launch his own church at their expense.
So consequently, what this is showing you is that their loyalty is based on race, not on that.
They're not even loyal to their own denomination.
They would use their money basically to build other denominations up, which I think is kind of unprecedented.
Now, as Nathaniel Strickland has pointed out, you've gone from being pro anybody except white people to being actively anti-white.
They're against the heritage of most of their members, which would be the Confederate heritage.
This is the Southern Baptist Church.
Most Southern white people that are members of the Baptist church, the Southern Baptist Church, had ancestors who were Confederates.
So it's what Nathaniel Strickland says now they have weaponized Christianity against white people.
Well, even Russell Moore claims to have had ancestors who fought for the Confederacy.
If he did, I'm sure they regret living long enough to have him.
But nevertheless, it's an absolute repudiation of your ancestors.
It's a certain violation of honor, your father, and your mother's.
They talk about how evil their ancestors were.
I mean, that is anathema to me.
As a Christian, I don't see how you can say that.
You can say, well, why say anything?
Why say anything?
Because you're right, Keith.
They're not going to be able, no matter how hard they cuck, they're not going to be able to convince blacks to come over to them because blacks are smarter.
I mean, blacks at least have a sense of racial solidarity that's healthy and natural that obviously they don't have.
But it's obvious what's going on here.
Either they are complete sellouts or they're just so pathetically wimpy.
They would rather be pat on the head occasionally by the editor of the New York Times in the case of Russell Moore or be able to attend a cocktail party with Bill Crystal as he does and be told what a good little obedient goy he is than to serve as a righteous Christian soldier.
And that makes him utterly pathetic.
And Russell Moore, you know you're not a man.
If you have any question about that, just go look in the mirror and that will satisfy your curiosity.
Well, it's not just blacks and it's not just Middle Easterners.
They're apparently building mosques, you told me.
They're at least.
We'll get into that after the next break because it's coming up quick.
But yeah, continue.
But then, for example, Eddie Miller and our staff is a member of a Baptist church, Macon Road Baptist, that gave away their traditional sanctuary to Hispanics, the blessed Spaniards, as he calls them.
So see, they are for everybody except white people.
They're for everybody except members of their own flock.
If they are violating one of the Ten Commandments, I'd say the primary one they're doing, besides not honoring their fathers and mothers, which goes beyond their fathers and mothers to their ancestors, they are violating the prescription against coveting.
Is that the 9th of the 10th, James?
But anyways, one of those ones at the end.
And basically what they do, they covet a flock that God hasn't given them.
They've been given a particular flock of people, in the case of the Southern Baptist Church, white Southerners.
But they apparently despise the flock that God has assigned to them, and they want to, they covet a flock that God has not given them.
And anyone who defies the will of God like that cannot expect things to be blessed.
God is not going to bless their mess.
If they refuse to do, if they refuse to tend to the flock that God has assigned to them, they will go the way of all of these mainline Protestant churches that are languishing in membership.
They're a mere shadow of their former selves because people know that liberalism is not consistent with Christianity.
They know that instinctively.
Basically, when people ask for a fish and are given a serpent and they ask for a loaf and they're given a stone, they go elsewhere for spiritual sustenance.
So the Southern Baptists right now are wringing their hands about baptisms are down, church attendance is down.
How can we reach out to millennials?
Well, the best thing, News Flash, is why don't you recognize that liberalism is going to kill your denomination just like it's killed the Episcopalians, the United Methodists, and others.
We talked about this last week.
They're waging war on Mid, which is the natural spiritual leader of the family with wimpy resolutions like this.
They're talking about the Ten Commandments.
The tenth is thou shalt not covet, which is what they're doing.
The ninth is thou shalt not bear false witness, which is also what they're doing against their own people and their own ancestors.
We're going to take a break.
We're going to talk about this construction of mosques with Southern Baptist funds.
And then I promise we're going to shift to other gears right after this.
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All right, so we're talking about all of these bad resolutions that the Southern Baptist Convention, I would say, anti-Christian resolutions, condemning a Christian flag.
I mean, that's what they did when they condemned the Confederate flag.
And then now this resolution number 12 we're talking about, open the third world floodgates, use SBC funds to erect mosques.
FaithandHeritage.com is really the place to go for commentary on this and any commentary from an explicitly Christian and pro-white perspective.
Now, this is a political radio talk show.
We cover the whole gambit, the whole spectrum.
Yes, we're Christians, but Faith and Heritage is an exclusively Christian site that sometimes covers politics.
We are a political show that sometimes covers matters of faith.
And so between the two of us, you got the yin and the yang.
Politics bleed into the.
Well, it has to.
It has to.
You know, cultural Marxism, the cultural Marxists have marched through denominational headquarters just as surely as they march through the newsrooms and the colleges and universities and the entertainment industry.
They haven't left any institutions alone.
They have not neglected the churches and the churches.
If you're an atheist, James, like cultural Marxists are, what would you think about the church, the Christian church, in particular denominations?
You would say, well, what they believe is a bunch of baloney, but you know what?
They sure do have a lot of wealth and they have a lot of influence.
They have a lot of very expensive real estate.
Why don't we take them over from within and turn them into engines to promote the revolution?
Pick off a couple of guys at the top of the spear up there like Russell Moore and when they reach critical mass, then they come out of the closet, so to speak, and they basically refuse to hire people that aren't of a like mind.
That's how we get people like Russell Moore in the Southern Baptist Convention, just like we had Bishop Pike in the Episcopal Church back in the 60s.
So this Resolution 12 with the Muslim thing, faithandheritage.com with another article out about this.
I'll just read a couple of paragraphs from this and then turn it back to Keith.
They write, we have previously discussed the cultural Marxist heresies of the Southern Baptist conservative theologian Russell Moore, who currently serves as the president of the Ethics and Religious Commission for Liberty of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Moore reached a new low this week, however, besides ousting the Confederate battle flag from a historically southern denomination and defending his active support for the increased institutionalization of idolatry in the United States when he was asked about his compassion and commission's support for the erection of an Islamic mosque in Bernards Township, New Jersey.
The planning board representing Bernard's Township is 82% white, and in December 2015, it voted down an application from the Islamic Society of Basking Ridge to build a 4,200 square foot mosque on Church Street.
How ironic.
The Islamic Society filed a lawsuit accusing the planning board of violating the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act passed by Congress in 2000.
An amicus brief was filed on behalf of the Islamic Society fighting for the establishment of the mosque on the basis of religious liberty.
In addition to Moore's ERLC, the brief was also signed.
So he signed off on this, backing the erection of this mosque, also signed by the International Society for Krishna Consciousness.
I think George Harrison must have been the president for that at some point.
The National Association of Evangelicals and the Unitarian Universalist Legislative Ministry of New Jersey.
With that in mind, just to show you that there are some good people in the Southern Baptist Convention, Pastor John Warford of Amarella Baptist Church of Amarella, Arkansas, during his question and answer time, inquired how Moore could actively work towards the establishment of a temple for idol worship, especially in the light of the well-known violent and militant nature of this particular variant of paganism.
Moore defended his stance with mockery and haughtiness.
And he basically just said, it's our duty to defend the religious liberties of Muslims.
It's our duty to show Christian compassion.
So basically, you take these good things to be philanthropic, to be good, to be loving, and you take them to an extreme where you are bringing in people who hate you using funds of your own.
This is textbook cuckoldry, and you're using the funds of your people to bring in this pagan religion that seeks to harm you and set them up on your own streets.
So we ask that God now grant the true, though now largely invisible church in the South the courage to speak up against the anathemas of Moore and the heretical SBC leadership who, in the spirit of all the godless kings of ancient Israel and Judah, are now working to destroy true religion in this country, Keith.
Well, it's also biblical what Russell Moore is doing.
The Bible warns us of wolves in sheep clothing that are actually ravening wolves.
That's what Russell Moore is doing when he cloaks himself in the mantle of righteousness.
He's just being philanthropic and loving and charitable by basically setting up a temple to another God.
You know, the first commandment is, I, God, am a jealous God.
Thou shalt have no other gods before me.
What does he think when a Christian denomination is basically building houses of worship for other religions?
That would seem to be a serious violation.
We're checking off the punch list of the Ten Commandments.
So far, we're up to four that Russell Moore has violated with his positions.
And it brings you to the ultimate question.
What is a conscientious member of the Southern Baptist denomination going to do?
Are you going to continue to go with the flow?
Are you going to be like R.L. Dabney said about the conservative opposition to liberalism, that you're basically just a sparring partner of the left, trying to keep them in shape, that you will eat meat and retreat about this for a while, and then you'll let go of that.
It's just like, you know, first it started with the civil rights movement and this idolatry of black people.
Then you had gay marriage, you know, and they were all up in arms about that.
Now they seem to be reconciled to that.
Now they're reconciled to the Muslim invasion of the West, and particularly the United States, to the point that they're actually funding and trying to assist these people in taking over America.
What does a person do when your religious denomination and your church has made you and your ancestors their enemy?
This is something I think we really need to investigate and give some advice to people about, James.
Well, this is where we're at, Keith.
And another thing that Moore had the audacity to say when questioned, see, he's up here in this fancy suit.
So here comes this pastor from small town, Arkansas in a polo short-sleeved shirt and slacks.
And he's coming up to ask the question of this false prophet Moore.
And Moore also says, well, we have to do this because we wouldn't want them to restrict our religious liberties.
I would love for Moore to go try to set up a Southern Baptist church in an Islamic state.
I think that would be a wonderful, wonderful new mission.
I hope that Steve, if Steve Gaines were actually the equivalent or even half the man that Adrian Rogers was, now that he is in charge, Steve Gaines has Adrian Rogers' old position of moderator of the Southern Baptist Convention.
Let's send Russell Moore on a mission trip to Saudi Arabia and to open churches in Saudi Arabia and see how long he, how well he fares over there doing that.
See, he's so false.
He knows that there is no religious liberty over there.
Basically, they have wiped out Christianity in Muslim countries now.
You had Christian communities that had been there since the time of Christ that no longer exist.
And we take in Muslim refugees, but the silence is deafening in the United States about taking in Christian refugees from these areas.
See, they hate Christianity because it's the white man's religion.
That's how it's identified in the rest of the world.
This is why, and it has great historical precedent.
As we've mentioned many times on this show before, the alternative name for Europe during most of the two millennium since the death of Christ was Christendom.
In other words, a Christian part of the world.
That's where the enmity to Christianity comes from.
We've got a man like Russell Moore who's basically in the employ of George Soros, who is a Jewish atheist and a primary prime mover for liberalism worldwide.
You're not friends with Bill Crystal.
You don't get to write your own op-eds for the New York Times if you're worth your salt as a Christian.
Russell Moore was on PBS breaking down what Christians believe.
You don't get these invites if you are worthy.
Well, he wrote an article back on, I think it was May the 6th of this year for the New York Times of all people.
Again, another Jewish-run organization and the flagship of leftist newspapers in America.
And the name of the article was A White Church No More.
He apparently is responsible for weaponizing the Southern Baptist Convention against white people.
Its own people, against the people that actually get it.
So what do you do?
Here's what I would suggest.
There's a book called The Empty Church that I love that basically chronicles the decline and fall of mainline Protestant denominations like the Episcopalians, the Presbyterians, the Methodists, and whatnot.
And one of the conclusions he has is there's no sound of liberal fears except the click of a closing purse.
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Well, we spent more time than I intended to revisiting this subject, but it is very important.
And it is also important that you remember this.
The church rightly should be criticized for these actions, but we should also remember that it isn't Christianity itself to blame for the fallen leaders that claim to represent it.
The church has been subverted and perverted, just like any other institution.
And the reason it was able to occur is that the church is made up of people.
People are corrupt.
It's not as though every heathen out there or every non-Christian is with us on racial realities and Jewish power and influence.
It's not that way at all.
And it's not as though every Christian out there is cucking like the leadership is.
So the church is just an institution made up of people, therefore it's flawed.
And it's obviously very flawed right now.
But this is something that we should remember.
And Keith, we've been talking, of course, about Resolution 7 out of the SBC Convention condemning the Christian Confederate flag.
The Resolution 12, which opens up the floodgates to refugees.
They're now totally on board with the regime in terms of bringing in these very violent people that are not at all compatible with Christianity or Americanism.
And they want to bring them in.
And, oh, by the way, let's use church funds to build mosques for people to worship their idols and their false gods.
Now, as I said before, we're going to continue to fight for the position that Christianity is not inherently anti-white and that nationalism is not inherently anti-Christian.
But this is no easy task when you have the institutional American church taking every opportunity to try to prove us wrong.
I don't think it's too much to ask that one American denomination stand up for the people who actually go to church.
And in this case, the SBC standing up for white Christians who make up their particular flock.
But I am firmly convinced, no doubt about it, that the proper application of Christianity is essential to our people and to the West.
It was essential to Europe throughout our history.
And it was because of Christianity.
I feel that many of God's blessings were bestowed upon our people.
And that's why, in some ways, we reached the greatest heights.
Yes, you could say, well, we have higher IQs.
Well, Japanese and Chinese people, Asians have higher IQs than us, but they didn't achieve the level of advancement that we did.
And I think that God's blessings had something to do with that.
Keith, take it from there.
And then there's one more cherry that I have for you.
We've talked about resolutions 7 and 12, respectively.
We'll get to resolution 5 and then switch gears once and for all.
Go.
Well, you know, rather than saying that the church is a white church no more, that white people, that Christianity isn't a white person's religion, you could make a much better and stronger historical case that it is a white person's religion.
That's what it's known as in the entire world.
That's why you had the black Muslims come up.
It wasn't because they had this great affinity for Islam.
They were looking for an alternative.
these radical racist blacks were looking for an alternative to the Christian church because they thought that the Christian church was the white man's religion.
Now, what should be done if you are a Southern Baptist under these circumstances?
What are you going to do?
Are you going to continue to tithe?
Are you going to continue to attend these churches?
I would suggest that you look for an alternative church that does not hate white people like you.
See, in all this stuff about Jewish dispensationalism, this was another basically anti-white initiative.
The traditional teachings of the church was that Jews were the chosen people until the coming of Christ and that after the coming of Christ, the true believers, the chosen people, were the people that followed Christ.
Now, lots of fundamentalist churches have gone to idolatry or worship of the Jewish people.
You have people like John Hagee that say that you can be saved if you're a Jew, even if you don't believe in Christ as your Lord and Savior.
That is antithetical to traditional Christian teaching.
Now, what should we do?
You need to find a church that is basically pro-white, or you need to stay in your church and stop tithing.
Like I said, the only sound a liberal truly fears is the click of a closing purse.
Don't give them the money, and whenever one of these issues comes up, stand up and be counted as an opponent to it within that church.
I would say this, though, about that.
The Bible does command us to tithe.
I wouldn't say withhold your tithe.
I would say withhold your tithe from a corrupt church.
But if you have to attend that church for whatever reason, tithe to another Christian program.
And there are some people like Chuck Baldwin, who's a Southern Baptist pastor who has his ministry.
There are online ministries.
You can find some Christian entity to tithe to, but you should tithe.
But then on the other hand, Jesus is much more interested in your soul than in your pocketbook.
Well, this is the same thing.
Okay, and you need to understand that you need, under these circumstances, he does not want you feeding a wolf in sheep's clothing.
And that's right.
If you feel that you need to tithe, that that's part of your religious faith, then tithe to somebody like Chuck Baldwin's church or find an identitarian church, a pro-white church, and tithe to them.
Heaven knows they need the money a lot more than Bellevue Baptist does.
Well, there was a church down in Archer, Florida, that was a small Baptist church.
It may have been an independent Baptist church, and it was a Bible-believing church.
It was a godly, Christ-centered church.
But, you know, they were celebrating Confederate Memorial Day back in April.
And after their service on one particular Sunday in April, the congregation went out and they had a memorial service for their Confederate forebears.
Now, I'm not saying you need to go to church to get your political needs met.
You need to go to church to get your spiritual needs met.
But just doing that, that shows me a couple of things.
You see other churches out there.
You can find that church and send money to them.
Well, let me just say you shouldn't feel any guilt about turning on the Southern Baptist Convention and Southern Baptist churches that endorse this because you didn't start the fight.
They did.
They're the ones that have come out with new principles that are basically anti-white.
It's what Nathaniel Strickland says or calls weaponizing the Christian faith against Christians.
And, you know, if basically, remember the old song by Ray Stevens, Jesus loves little children, all the children of the world, black and yellow, red and white, they are precious in his sight.
Well, you know what?
White is included in there.
God loves us as much as he loves any of these other people.
But apparently Russell Moore thinks that we need to send our money to build temples for idol worship.
In other words, to facilitate the worship of other gods.
And also he covets a flock that God hasn't given him.
Black people, Hispanic people, or Middle Easterners.
And basically what that does is suggest that God loves us less.
And also they keep talking about that.
One of the things they did at this convention was talk about racism as being the greatest sin.
Racism is not even a sin.
Racism was a word that no one would have known what you were talking about before 1935.
It was invented by Trotsky and some others as a way to marginalize and vilify proponents of the old order.
So racism, certainly, you can search the Bible, the King James Bible, for example, from one cover to the next, and you won't find any discussion of racism.
Well, this is the social gospel, but to back that they're proponents of the social gospel rather than Christ's gospel when it's politically expedient.
Now, from time to time, it's again like the whole decon analogy that one of our friends here in Memphis comes up with.
A lot of the ingredients in rat poison is actually quite attractive to the rat.
It's that tiny percent that kills the rat.
And you can go to any of these churches and get some Christ-centered message, but then it's going to be laced with this estrogen-laced poison.
But it's not as though the Baptists don't believe in nationalism for some people.
Talk about Resolution 7 condemning the Confederate flag, Resolution 12 with the mosques.
Resolution 5, this is the cherry, Keith.
Resolution 5, this Southern Baptist Convention talks about how evil and sinful it is for white Christians to have national and legitimate interests of their own.
But then in Resolution 5, which they passed, the SBC, the Southern Baptist Convention, confirms their desire and need to support the national interests of Israeli Jews and how legitimate it is that Israeli Jews have secure borders and that they have a defined culture and that we need to support the national identity of the Jewish people.
I've come up with another hypercritical just a little bit.
Well, let me tell you what it is.
If the church is the bride of Christ, basically what Russell Moore is doing is committing spiritual adultery.
The Southern Baptist Convention now seems to covet and want more than its own wife and bride, the church of Jesus Christ.
They want Muslims.
They want Middle Easterners.
They want Jews and Judaism.
All of these things that they covet all these other alternatives to their wife, which is the church, Jesus' wife.
So see, now we've got, we've come up to five, or no, I think it's five of the Ten Commandments.
We'll get to all ten of them if we had a little time.
If we had more time, we'd find out how the Southern Baptist Convention has violated so far five of the Ten Commandments.
There aren't a lot left, but I'm sure that if we worked on it, we could find that as well.
But see, you cannot have a church.
These people are coveting a flock that Jesus, that God has not given them.
They were put on this earth to tend to the flock that God gave them, which is white southerners.
That's why they're the Southern Baptist Church.
Those are the people that are reserved for their, that no one in no group is the target of their ill will and their bile and their hatred like their own flock.
And, you know, it's just preaching self-righteousness.
They want to be accepted.
They want to have status by the people who hate them and well, you know, be careful what you wish for, Russell Moore.
Your dream may come true.
If you actually turn the Southern Baptist Convention into a non-white church, you're going to be fired.
One of the first items of business when they take over.
We got to go.
We'll be back with the second hour.
We're going to get off the matters of faith and get on to matters of politics.