WolfpackN64 said:
Most of these alt-right types don't have the slightest understanding of what christian theology entails. Further then a vague notion of christian values, that are already warped when they reach them, they are unable to to go. |
Of course they don't. They'd vote against Christ himself and declare him the anti-Christ if he appeared today. Forget the alt-right though, even most right-wing actual Christians don't know much about Christian theology. There are still theocrats among them though. They know what confirms their narrative, and they want to apply that to the government, so that only Christian identifying men can hold positions, and Christianity would be enforced. In their ultimate dream, it's convert or be exiled (or killed). Obey the Christian laws or be jailed for your sins. That's theocracy, even if every single policy isn't grounded in doctrine, and in fact the religion explicitly goes against everything they'd like to do. Such is how it goes with theocrats.
