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Opus Dei and how Christian Nationalism Crosses All Fundamentalist Lines
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I watched a documentary about Opus Dei, a Christian fundamentalist group, last night. They believe in self punishment, the guy in the hood from the picture walks down the street, doing self-flagellation and others pierce his back with spikes. Real holy stuff.

I had no clue they were actually part of the Vatican and have "Personal Prelature Status." This means they operate similarly to a diocese but without geographical boundaries, allowing them to serve members worldwide directly under the Pope's jurisdiction.

Opus Dei is governed by a prelate who is appointed by the Pope, and it has its own clergy and lay members who work together in pursuit of their spiritual goals.

While there are some very concerning connections between this Catholic group, other evangelicals, and NAR (New Apostolic Reformation) around the Project 2025 banner, there's one thing we should make very clear:

To be a Christian nationalist, it doesn't matter your sect. As long as:

You are against immigration, LGBTQ rights, gender equality, abortion, secularism, climate change policies, and all the "anti-woke" stuff for God.

You want to go back to a time when America was a "city on the hill" – an idealized past of men over women, no divorce, and a male-oriented hierarchy. Essentially, you support the "Make America Great Again" mindset.

You believe America was founded as a Christian nation and that there was never meant to be a separation of church and state.

Like I said, it doesn't matter your sect. If you check those three boxes and live in America, you are a Christian nationalist. This movement crosses all fundamentalist lines as far as Christian beliefs.

The Republican Party is now the party of Christian nationalism. If you have a Republican event happening near you, I strongly suggest standing outside and protesting it.

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