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(05-19-2019 10:40 AM)bucky Wrote:  My wife is a devout Catholic and in attending mass and her church community for the last few years, I've been struck with how inherently unamerican Catholicism is: collectivist, hugely in favor of mass third-world immigration, lack of puritan work ethic, etc. I don't know as much about Orthodox Christianity, but looking at the parts of the world where it thrives, I doubt that it's ideal for an Anglo-Saxon country either (or, more accurately, a country that should be majority Anglo-Saxon).

E Michael Jones goes into detail on this in a few places.

That isn't actually doctrinal "Catholicism". That's the result after the CIA infiltrated the church trying to use them against the Russians and we had pro-Zionist political groups taking church leaders to private meetings and basically buying them out.

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Quote:hugely in favor of mass third-world immigration

Have you visited an Episcopalian parish?...Not much difference in that respect I think. And you might even see the rainbow flag, too, which is often hanging outside the Congregational Church (descendants of the Puritans).

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(Yesterday 07:52 AM)RexImperator Wrote:  

Quote:hugely in favor of mass third-world immigration

Have you visited an Episcopalian parish?...Not much difference in that respect I think. And you might even see the rainbow flag, too, which is often hanging outside the Congregational Church (descendants of the Puritans).

For someone looking for a denomination that's most close to Puritanism today, Orthodox Presbyterianism is probably the best.