"Christian Nationalist" = "Sovereign Citizen"

A Christian Nationalist is not just someone who believes that our rights are endowed by our Creator. A Christian Nationalist is someone who would disregard the applicable constitutions, supreme courts, and legislatures.

In other words, a "Christian Nationalist" is analogous to a "Sovereign Citizen," in that the Constitution, Supreme Court, and Congress do not apply to them.

Like our Founding Fathers, I believe in God. Without getting into the specifics of my denomination, I also agree with our Founding Fathers that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable rights, that among these are life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness.

Unfortunately, the nature and extent of our rights are not clearly recorded by our Creator. Accordingly, like the Founding Father, I also believe that to secure the rights endowed by our Creator, governments are instituted deriving their just powers from the consent of the governed.

The Constitution of the United States sets forth several fundamental rights. One could quibble, however, about the level to which our Creator could be cited as the source of many of these rights.

Certainly most posters of the Political Talk board would zealously confirm that God is the source of the right to bear arms. Second Amendment. I agree that our Creator would see self-defense as fundamental even if we are advised to turn the other cheek.

However, the right to have no soldier quartered in our homes in time of peace, and only in a manner prescribed by law in time of war, seems like less of a concern of our Creator. Third Amendment.

Moreover, it's difficult to imagine our Creator advocating rights concerning indictments, double jeopardy, jury trials, compulsory process, and assistance of counsel. Fifth and Sixth Amendments.

Accordingly, I agree that we are endowed by our Creator with certain unalienable Rights. However, I disagree with Christian Nationalists that our Creator cataloged the nature and extent of those rights. I further disagree with Christian Nationalists that we should disregard disregard the applicable constitutions and decisions of our supreme courts and legislatures.

America is governed by the rule of law. I love America. It's the best country in the world. I don't believe that any person, whether they describe themselves as a Christian Nationalist, Sovereign Citizen, or regular criminal, can declare that they are subject to their own set of laws, and are not subject to American rule of law as established in the applicable constitutions and decisions of our supreme courts and legislatures.