Which I do to avoid spelling out the name of a false "gxd." I also avoid spelling out the names of the days of the week, months, planets, etc. Sorry this offends you. Most people who do this write "X-tian." I don't use the "X" because I believe it is a valid abbreviation for the Nazarene that his followers should be able to use without feeling like they're betraying their religion.
and seeming rejection of any notion as to the validity of Celtic Scottish & Irish nation states,
I never denied the Irish or Scottish nation states. I pointed out that Irish and Scottish nationalism is leftwing and even has Communist affiliates, despite Ireland and Scotland being white, European, and chr*stian.
BTW, some people deny an English nation state. I trust you do not?
combined with the rest of your intolerant comments, leads me to believe you subscribe to views not unlike those of the Taliban.
Now you've got me! I plead guilty to that! I believe in the Jealous G-d of Israel, the G-d Who will not tolerate the worship of another, and Who has an absolute claim on the loyalty, belief, and obedience of every single human being regardless of his culture/race/heritage/nation/civilization. This is very much removed from out post-"eighteenth century" concept of religion, which holds religion to be a minor private concept with no claims to absolute objective truth and which holds that national citizenship trumps religious loyalties.
Haven't you ever heard of the Messiah? What do you think he's going to do--give people "freedom of religion?" Gad!
You know, it's funny. I grew up in the Bible Belt where the drinking of alcoholic beverages is considered inherently sinful and "left wing," yet the historical temperance movement did indeed begin as a leftwing "reform" movement along the lines of labor unions, women's suffrage, world peace, et al. Similarly the Jewish People to me represent One thing and One thing only--not democracy, not pluralism, not tolerance, not intellectualism, not urban professions, not philosophy, not science, but the Book of Joshua! Now ain't it funny how people can arrive at a common position (pro-Israel or pro-temperance) from such mutually exclusive points of reference?
Now, notwithstanding that I've made numerous posts supporting Israel's obvious right to self-determination/defense, I'll just wait to be labeled an anti-Semite in response to concluding as much.
Before I can call you that I'll have to know that you deny that G-d wrote the Torah.