The final message of the Christian Bible is that the powerful get to do whatever you want, and have the right to punish you with vicious cruelty if you don’t get in line and obey them.

When I hear Christians talk about the "love of Jesus", I think of Jesus at the end of the New Testament, ankle deep in blood, crushing people to death, glorying in torture and genocide for the sake of his own narcissistic glory and political power.

Jesus invented the idea of the concentration camp, a place where everyone who refuses to obey his orders can be imprisoned and tortured without mercy for as long as he wants.

The theology of Easter teaches that torture by Jesus is righteous.

Where did Christian Nationalists get the idea of setting up concentration camps where people are tortured? They got it from Jesus.

The love of Jesus is fury, jealousy, and sadism. The love of Jesus is relentless abuse. The love of Jesus is tyranny.

Sometimes Jesus acted just like the nasty Christian Nationalists we suffer under today.

Christian Nationalists are opening concentration camps across America. The Christian god has a concentration camp of his own.

A new section of sticker designs that feature visual depictions of the vivid cruelty of Jesus in the Book of Revelation Chapter 9.

There’s something they didn’t tell you about Jesus. Chapter 9 of the Book of Revelation is the foundation of cruel Christian Nationalism.

The Bible shows while that Jesus may have started preaching love and forgiveness, by the end of the story, Jesus has become a hateful, vengeful, violent, power-hungry fascist.

A violent and jealous version of Jesus can be found in the New Testament’s Book of Revelation, chapter 14. This Jesus was not a nice guy.

History shows what happens when Christian Nationalism gains control of a country’s government, and it’s not pretty.

The end goal of the holy book of Christian Nationalism is to have all non-Christians slaughtered or thrown into a lake of fire that will never ever stop burning.

The tradition of faith-based government that Christian Nationalism wants to bring back was known for burning people at the stake for the crime of heresy.

Christian Nationalists demand obedience and threaten those who refuse to submit with torture and death.

Horrific persecution of minorities is what Christian Nationalist governments have always done. That's why the United States was founded as a secular democracy, not as a Christian nation.