The evangelical Christian fundamentalist heterosexual-supremecist problem?

Question

Is it anti-American and anti-democracy?

Is it fascism!

Answer 1

It's not anti-american in the sense of wanting to destroy the US, nor is it anti-democracy, but it certainly is anti-freedom.

Iran is a democracy. That's what happens when religious nuts get elected. Anyone opposed to de facto theocracy should think twice about voting for people who wear their religion on their sleeves.

Answer 2

It's what the U.S. was founded on. An example, our monetary system. All paper currency bears the words: "IN GOD WE TRUST". So logically, any other ways of thinking are not the norm in the U.S.. If others think differently than that, why won't they stop using our money? Guess what? Those that think it's anti-American or anti-democracy will not stop using the money system, because basically, it's the only game in town.
Supremist? Don't know if I'd call it that.
Top of the Game? Absolutely.
Is it working? Definately, and for years. Our use of it pretty much solidifies it as such. But not only the believers use it, but the non-believers do too.
If it ain't broke, what gives anyone the right to try to fix it? But if they think they can, give it a try.

Answer 3

Let us start off with the understanding that the man they call Jesus Christ was not a Christian and that Democracy is a spirit that is anti the GOD of the bible where the Devil has elevated his will and created a system that is anti righteousness and everyone in the world that supports such an evil system in the name of Christianity have just been deceived to think that they are on the correct path when they are on a one way street to hell. It is better to be anti democratic than to convince the world that a lie is the truth. Democracy and Satanism are the same mind and spirit that is often known as Christianity.

Answer 4

The only term in the question above that is necessarily anti-American and anti-democracy would be "supremacist." America was founded by Christians and non-Christians to counteract what they perceived as sinful "supremacy" of the British monarchy or monarchies in general. The Declaration of Independence bears this out most profoundly and poetically.

If "evangelical" means a focus on spreading the "good news" of salvation, then I can't see the contradiction with America or democracy.
If "Christian" means "followers of Christ," then as one I can't see anything in the nation's founding documents or records which might be considered a contradiction. On the contrary our founding forefathers were quite specific in admitting that God had given everyone certain inaliable rights, liberties, and responsibilities.
If "fundamentalist" refers to an anti-modernist campaign in the early twentieth century, then please remember the patriotic rhetoric its adherents used. They were trying to get America back to where it started in the face of modernist strains that were dictating what must and must not be taught in the public schools (as only one example).
If "heterosexual" means people who believe that sexual relations are to be between members of corresponding genders, then how could the overwhelming majority of all people (including Americans and advocates of democracy) be heterosexual?

What exactly about evangelicals, Christians, fundamentalists, and heterosexuals is anti-American or anti-democratic? Wouldn't it be much easier to proove that the opposite groups were anti-American and anti-democratic?

Answer 5

that's an engaging twisting of knowledge. Islamic fundies are strapping bombs to themselves! Even the unwell, twisted guy who killed the abortionist would not analyze to that! If he blew up the finished church, we ought to have a evaluation. and that i beleive Bush beleived Saddam has WMDs. He did not start up the conflict out of Christian fundamentalism. I also beleive he replaced into very incorrect to start up that conflict. He must have waited a year, seeing what else intelligence woudl have arise with. with the help of that element, he ought to have realized they did not have WMDs and in no way lengthy gone in. also, if Iran and N Korea had acted up, he ought to have realized he couldn't spread the troops that skinny.

Answer 6

We follow the Bible.
I love people ,I just can't love their sin.
Jesus loves you and whether you believe it or not, does not change the fact that it is true.
I love the US and would fight for it. And I'm for democracy for all nations.
Look at N Korea, what a mess.
We are not hate mongers. We can have our beliefs just as much as you can have yours. But what is your salvation? I know where I'm going. Christ's blood washes me of my sin. If you choose to live this life without Him, He will let you, but you have to spend eternity without him paying for your own sins.
God bless you, I hope you find what you are looking for. If you ever want to talk to someone you can email me. I will try to answer any questions you have. But I cannot promise I will have the answer myself. I would try to look it up though.
In the peace and joy of Christ,
Heather

Answer 7

learn your history there would be no USA if you did not have Christian fundamentalist. the founding fathers were Christians. out of the 56 signers of Declartion of Indepence 52 of them would be considered fundamentalist.

Answer 8

Absolutely.

Answer 9

Yes, it's facsism, just repackaged.

Answer 10

it is called freedom. the american way. the democratic way. etc.