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It's one of the biggest reasons I don't believe in it. At least not the way it's presented through any systematic theological framework.

One of its *core theses* is that belief in Christ transforms individuals (and by extension, societies,) into "new creations" that will produce fruits of the spirit.

Africa is what, over 90% Christian? Still savage backwater animals. Same story in every other majority brown Christian population.

Japan? Not even within orbit of being majority Christian. Yet they've historically rivaled (and certainly exceed in the current day) Whites in terms of creating a peaceful, morally scrupulous society.

Whites themselves were the dominant race before Christianity ever came along, and many resisted having it forced on them. Now, within a mere two thousand years of being converted to it, they're on the verge of being wiped out without so much as a fight.

Almost like they took Jesus's teachings about not resisting an evil person seriously or something.

Or more sinisterly, (((Paul's))) teachings about always obeying the governing authorities.

I even listened to the entire Stone Choir series on Race to fully hear out the steelmanned "based" Christian position on these issues, and came away profoundly unconvinced. All speculative cope that offers no sound conclusion or actionable solution.

At present, I am very convinced that Christianity is essentially a spiritual taxoplasmosis that teaches you to fetishize your own destruction. Its adherents are mice, and jews are the cats that the parasite makes them feed themselves to. And they do so with glee.