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Blogger Francis Berger said...

The vital distinction you make in this post soars over the heads of many on the so-called Right, but that in itself more or less proves your point, doesn't it?

The coming decade will reveal what kind of nationalists Hungarians are. At the moment, we seem to be a blend of the two, but tipping far more to the Christian Nationalist side of things (which is not good). If Hungary, or any country for that matter, hopes to survive, it will have to become Nationalist Christian, as you so astutely point out in this post.

29 May 2019 at 09:18

Anonymous Karl said...

Very well said. It clarifies your last post.

29 May 2019 at 15:43

Blogger Michael Dyer said...

There's a screwtape letter about this where a man's Christianity ends up being an adjunct to "the Cause". That's the hardest thing to get across to so called "right wing" people is that Christianity if true, takes the highest priority, and that nationalism, as they conceive it, was another French Revolution philosophy and is fundamentally leftist in nature. Not that God didn't create nations of course, but nationalism proper usually means putting the nation at the center, which is where God belongs.

29 May 2019 at 18:47

Anonymous Anonymous said...

"That's the hardest thing to get across to so called "right wing" people is that Christianity if true, takes the highest priority."

That's one of the hardest things to get across to the vast majority of us sitting in the pews, too.

-Book Slinger

30 May 2019 at 00:39