Christian Social and Democracy Party USA

Voice of the Christian political concerns in America since 2000 "Biblical correctness before God is not always politically correct before man." ~ Caroline Michelle "Carrie" Prejean

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The Christian Social and Democracy Party USA is a minority center party structure in a status of formation and not a third party. Third Party status requires the ability to obtain enough electoral votes to win a presidency.

Our structure is not top down and requires multiple locals - grass roots - to have a statewide voice with respect to the voters. When enough locals feel they have gained the trust of voters they can then under that given authority and activism of membership have a state committee. All too often voices are not heard and this structure will stop vindictive acts of censurer and demand compromise to move up pet projects to upper levels.

By European standards our ideologue might be viewed as Christian Democratic (right-wing) or Christian Social (left-wing) and by American Standard a communitarian (center or third way), but on human dignity and respect we seem universal in The Left on many points. Whether or not we agree or disagree there is something here for everyone in the Christian family at large. The term "socialist" used here is pre-Marxian (1848) and under Christian understanding is neither materialist or ego centric as most followers of Marxist and Hegelian thought tend to be limited in scientific scope, habit, and nature. Christianity deals in a social way with the human spirit without materialism or ego and predates modern 20th century flaws of known failed systemizers, man made secularist trying to replace or devalue God and lacking divinity.  

In the end, it will be the planks we agree to move forward which will become our local, state, or national platforms respectfully. 

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English As Our National Unity

The first plank of unity goes back to early nationalized education in 1909 when English was begining to be taught as our national language due to the flooding in from all over Europe and Asia of immigrants in that era. Since then, in education, the term "cultural pluralism" has come about and modern 21st century educators have been trying to erase the old laws by their having access to the mind. Our early legislators knew well that no nation can stand without a wide and common base.

Should English be our national language by law as it is in many states already?

If "Yes" is your answer then consider this option: http://www.proenglish.org/index.html



 

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