Christ was no at war with Man, no matter how depraved. He was at war with Satan. He allowed for death to swallow him and as a wolfsangle ripped open Hades's gut, bound the Devil and cast him among the snares. This is not what you claim.
A WORD
A WORD came forth in Galilee, a word like to a star;
It climbed and rang and blessed and burnt wherever brave hearts are;
A word of sudden secret hope, of trial and increase
Of wrath and pity fused in fire, and passion kissing peace.
A star that o'er the citied world beckoned, a sword of flame;
A star with myriad thunders tongued: a mighty word there came.
The wedge's dart passed into it, the groan of timber wains,
The ringing of the river nails, the shrieking of the planes;
The hammering on the roofs at morn, the busy workshop roar;
The hiss of shavings drifted deep along the windy floor;
The heat-browned toiler's crooning song, the hum of human worth—
Mingled of all the noise of crafts, the ringing word went forth.
The splash of nets passed into it, the grind of sand and shell,
The boat-hook's clash, the boat-oars' jar, the cries to buy and sell,
The flapping of the landed shoals, the canvas crackling free,
And through all varied notes and cries, the roaring of the sea,
The noise of little lives and brave, of needy lives and high;
In gathering all the throes of earth, the living word went by.
Earth's giants bowed down to it, in Empire's huge eclipse,
When darkness sat above the thrones, seven thunders on her lips,
The woes of cities entered it, the clang of idols' falls,
The scream of filthy Cæsars stabbed high in their brazen halls,
The dim hoarse floods of naked men, the world-realms snapping girth,
The trumpets of Apocalypse, the darkness of the earth:
The wrath that brake the eternal lamp and hid the eternal hill,
A world's destruction loading, the word went onward stil—
The blaze of creeds passed into it, the hiss of horrid fires,
The headlong spear, the scarlet cross, the hair-shirt and the briars,
The cloistered brethren's thunderous chaunt, the errant champion's song,
The shifting of the crowns and thrones, the tangle of the strong.
The shattering fall of crest and crown and shield and cross and cope,
The tearing of the gauds of time, the blight of prince and pope,
The reign of ragged millions leagued to wrench a loaded debt,
Loud with the many-throated roar, the word went forward yet.
The song of wheels passed into it, the roaring and the smoke
The riddle of the want and wage, the fogs that burn and choke.
The breaking of the girths of gold, the needs that creep and swell,
The strengthening hope, the dazing light, the deafening evangel,
Through kingdoms dead and empires damned, through changes without cease,
With earthquake, chaos, born and fed, rose,—and the word was "Peace."
The Bible, though central is not everything, there are the 7 thunders of revelations, the traditions and teaching of the Church. You claim that the Gospels ultimately teach meekness. They do. Meekness is not of mice, but of an behemoth in it's traces. Pull forth the word, herald the trumpets, and woe betide those who do not hear. You claim that some things are incompatible with the gospels. This is not the case.
There are many mistranslations in the English Bible:
>Love
Many different kinds.
>Repentance
Not feeling sorry. Walking a new path.
>Meek
Up the post
>Thou shalt not kill
Thou shalt not murder. Righteous killing is perfectly fine.
>Love your neighbor
Love everyone, yet your sojourner will not stay forever.
>Turn the other cheek
Personal sins, not communal sins
>Judge not lest ye be judged, he who live by the sword, dies by it.
Yes. This does not disallow these actions, merely ignorance of them.
>Forgiveness
There may still be punishment, unto death.
You forget every single quote of Christ on bringing war. Christ advising drowning pedophiles. Christ's every word to the pharisees. You forget the constant genocides that the Isrealites were ordered to, and punished for not doing. You forget Revelations, where Christ comes as war incarnate. Christ ordaining the destruction of corrupt israel. Christ teaches a love for the world of God and a unrelenting hate of the Devil. This is proper. The Edomites looked for a earthly messiah, Christ was more.
>do the Gospels really teach a way to live life that serves the end goals of White Identitarians of any stripe?
Yes. And it calls them to be more than just racial supremacists.
>The clear reality is that no right-wing Christian is Christian in the sense of following Christ's teachings.
False.
>If what Whites need is to band together, stand up for ourselves and fight back against others, this way of life that Jesus both taught and lived is the exact opposite of what Whites should be doing with their time.
Jesus stood, it is not His, that no other would stand with Him, else where the Cross.
>The focus of this thread should be on Christianity. I think which religion you'd like to pretend to have (again you're all de facto atheists) is a separate discussion. Even if I believe completely retarded things (and I may well), that wouldn't mean Christianity was any more or less wrong.
So what would have stood for 2000 years besides Christianity? And what will stand till the End?
Paganism is dead. Faerie is transfigured and remains. What could you believe, Julian Apostate, that would defeat this monstrosity?