...Christian observers of American life have wondered for the last couple of decades — at least in my experience — if and when the day will come when being a faithful Christian will require one to oppose the US government and the American system. As America de-Christianizes, what was once unthinkable by conservative Christians is now fast moving from the fringes to the mainstream of our society.

Cardinal Gerhard Müller, formerly the head of the Catholic Church’s doctrinal office (before the more liberal Pope Francis dismissed him), has shocking but important things to say about this issue. He said

“Now the U.S., with its conglomerated political, media and economic power, stands at the head of the most subtly brutal campaign to de-Christianize Western culture in the last one hundred years.”

Where do you stand on iindividual and social ethics having priority over politics?

Does the Federal Government cross a line when faith and morals are reckoned by a political calculus or is it to be reckoned the final authority?

We can see now the beginnings of a campaign underway to define conservative Christianity as “Christian nationalist” in the marxist media. Is the only kind of Christianity that is going to be tolerated the sort that doesn’t contradict anything that secular progressives want? Pelosi proudly stated that secularists were the largest religious group. That said, world imposing their secularism on Christians not be a violation of their sacred mantra separation of church and state?

Some Christians are calling for Christian Nationalism. I do not see my Christianity as a political agenda so I am not in favor if this stance. If a Christian are you in favor of this?

Last but not least, there are Christians that advocate for Regionalism or in the the case of Texas secession. Many Texans have been working towards Texas seceding from the Union for 15 years so this is not a Populist reaction to the 2020 election. Others would prefer to see Regionalism/Confederation of a group of southern states seceding from the Union. Remember the Colonies were a Confederation with a weak centralized government prior to becoming a Federation with a strong centralized government. The word confederation has been high-jacked by the left to be synonymous with racism and the KKK. We are living the negative results of an unchecked political movement within our centralized government usurping the People's power and authority.

Where do you see yourself in this picture? Secede or not to secede?