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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christian_Flag
A house in my parents neighborhood in the northeast started flying this |
| You cannot read the wiki link? |
| No, although I feel that it's pointless. |
| I associate that flag with extremely mainline Protestant denominations, not the fringe evangelical denominations that tend to make up the bulk of Christian nationalist movements. That said, someone flying it on their house would be a bit of a head scratcher. Can you just ask them what it's about? Maybe one of their kids just became a minister or something. |
Well perhaps your starting point is learning to read. |
What are you talking about? I've only seen it in churches, where you don't need to show your faith. |
I've seen it in all kinds of church contexts, but mainliners definitely use it. Not Christian nationalist at all, but I agree that I don't see the point. Most often it's paired with an American flag which I don't like in church generally, so I'd rather have neither and just use the many Christian symbols that existed before that flag was developed. |
Your own link explains what it is. I've seen it in a church when I went to a funeral. |
| I see it as pro church/Christian flag but not necessarily a Christian nationalist flag, whatever the heck that means. |
| Is the hymn Onward Christian Soldiers about the upcoming Christian Nationalist War? |
| What kind of gun will I get if I join the Salvation Army? |
| wow. I've been a churgh goer my whole life, and I don't think I noticed that. |
? no, that is a very old hymn. The Bible talks about how Christians are at "war" with evil in this world, that IMO, would include Christian Nationalists. Ironic, right? |
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No, I've only seen this flag in fairly liberal Protestant churches, but assumed it was a holdover from the 1940s or 1950s.
Have never seen anyone flying it in front of their house though. Could be person be a Protestant minister? Or it could mean something else now... |
Besides, it was dropped a few decades ago from the Episcopalian and maybe other hymnals because of concern it might be misinterpreted. |