Heidi Przybyla, a scribe for Politico, recently stirred the pot on MSNBC by claiming that Christian Nationalists base their rights on divine endowment. But perhaps Przybyla should brush up on her American history, particularly the Declaration of Independence. It appears she missed the memo asserting that our rights are indeed endowed by our Creator. By her logic, would she dare label President Biden a “Christian Nationalist”?

Let’s rewind to 1987, where Biden, in a moment of clarity, remarked, “I believe all Americans are born with certain unalienable rights. As a child of God, I believe my rights are not derived from the Constitution. My rights are not derived from any government. My rights are not derived from any majority. My rights are because I exist. I have certain rights. They’re given to me and each of my fellow citizens by our Creator.”

Biden’s words echo the very essence of American values, underscoring the belief that our rights are inherent, not contingent upon any earthly authority. His assertion aligns seamlessly with the principles enshrined in the Declaration of Independence, which boldly proclaims that individuals are endowed by their Creator with unalienable rights.

Przybyla’s attempt to brand Biden as a “Christian Nationalist” falls flat in the face of historical accuracy and common sense. Instead, it highlights a misunderstanding of foundational American ideals and the profound influence of faith on the nation’s fabric.

Wade Miller, the Executive Director for Citizens for Renewing America added the following on X(Formerly Twitter).

Here @MSNBC helpfully makes it clear their disdain for Christians in America.

She says that if you believe that your rights come from God, you aren’t a Christian, you are a Christian nationalist.

Somehow they seem to not mention that our own founding documents make this proclamation, as have most Americans throughout our history.

The radical Atheist Globalists are coming to try to crush ordinary American citizens.

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