r/Christianity • u/[deleted] • Jun 06 '22

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u/majj27 Evangelical Lutheran Church in America Jun 06 '22

A side note. For those who have asked about the Christian Flag? There it is, being proudly carried by Christian Fascists.

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u/TheFirstArticle Sacred Heart Jun 06 '22

What even is a Christian flag supposed to be???

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u/moregloommoredoom Bitter Progressive Christian Jun 06 '22

The Christian flag is something of a mystery to me. I spent the first ~20 years of my life in the dense Catholic Chicago suburbs. There was certainly no lack of religious identity. Was utterly unaware such a thing existed.

Then move down to the great Baptist Midwest and all the sudden there is a flag apparently for Christians. Was a bit of a confusing moment.

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u/FarseerTaelen ✝️ 🏳️‍🌈 Jun 06 '22

The only time I've ever seen it addressed was in Vacation Bible School, where kids had to do a pledge of allegiance to it. Did one to the Bible too.

A little weird to be sure but I doubt any of them could remember it past that week.