[Below, you will find my Letter to the People of the World. It is written as an apology for the way that the US administration claims to represent the name of Jesus Christ and to be “Christian Nationalist”, which is a complete misrepresentation. I hope you find this letter of apology to be interesting and informative].
Dear People of the World,
For some time now, as certain developments on the world stage have evolved, I have felt moved to write a message like this. What I am writing is, in fact, an apology to you for the behaviour and speech of those in prominent government and federal office in the USA who claim to be “Christian Nationalists” and to be acting according to some “Christian” agenda. All political structures around the world are corrupt and populated by many liars and hypocrites, which I have addressed in many articles. But that is not my concern here. The reason I am singling out the government of the United States is because of the claim of its current administration to somehow represent the name of Christ, even setting up a “Faith Office” involving various ‘pastors’ and headed up by a female ‘minister’ who would be better described as a witch rather than a disciple of Christ. As a disciple of Christ myself, I am writing to tell you that these people do not represent Jesus the Christ in any way whatsoever. They far more represent the Ku Klux Klan than Jesus the Christ.
I should explain that there are major differences between people who merely call themselves “Christian” and those who are genuine disciples of Christ. To be a disciple means being a follower and a pupil. Thus, being a disciple of Christ means that one not only follows His guidance and commands (and also those of His original Apostles who He empowered to write Scripture) but it also means that one lives out those things in one’s life and comportment. It shames me to see the name of Christ attached to these disreputable people in government office who are not only despots heading up a kakistocracy which is the laughingstock of the world, but they are also without any sort of culture and refinement, completely lacking statesmanlike finesse, having no sense of empathy and without any understanding of the meaning of genuine authority (which issues from good character rather than tyranny).
One of the problems of this so-called “Christian Nationalism” is that it mingles the Gospel of Jesus Christ with jingoistic notions of extreme patriotism. This was demonstrated in the rallies of Charlie Kirk where the name of Christ was ‘preached’ in a MAGA cap (or even one with “47” on it!). One cannot mingle the Gospel of Jesus Christ with patriotism. Love for Christ (God manifested in the flesh) should take priority above all else, for in that Gospel one is requiring people to repent and believe in Jesus Christ rather than believing in some cheap political slogans involving partisanship and division. One cannot help thinking that with “Christian Nationalists” the “nationalist” bit takes considerable precedence over the “Christian” one. With MAGA, it has taken on the trappings of a cult, whereby its members see their leader through rose-tinted spectacles, as if he can do no wrong. This is nothing less than idolatry. The genuine disciple of Christ must adhere to Jesus’ injunction that “Any one of you who does not give up everything he has cannot be My disciple” (Luke 14:33). One of the elements of that “everything he has” (which means everything which interferes in one’s spiritual life) is slavish adherence to political jingoism and sloganizing. As Jesus said, “No one can serve two masters” (Matthew 6:24). Being in the MAGA cult while calling oneself a “Christian” means serving two masters. Their love of the cult and its leader becomes an obsession taking precedence over one’s love of Christ. Moreover, one of those ‘masters’ is a corrupt, rude, crude, narcissistic liar, philanderer and bully. To put him on a pedestal along with Christ (or even above Him) demonstrates that one is not only completely brainwashed but that one has no understanding of who Christ really is.
Furthermore, these “Christian Nationalist” government people are all obscenely wealthy. Jesus said that “it is easier for a camel to pass through the eye of a needle than for a rich man to enter the kingdom of God” (Matthew 19:24). It isn’t the riches themselves which are the problem; it is the rich person’s relationship with that wealth which is the issue. If wealth is seen as a gift from God to be used primarily for altruistic purposes, rather than merely to line one’s own pockets and wallow in gratuitous luxury, then that would not be such an impediment against entrance to God’s kingdom. However, such people as Donald Trump has used his office to personally pocket $4 billion since his election. He and all those appointed by him to his cabinet are without any moral merit and do not appear to have any characteristics resembling discipleship to Christ. They are a disgrace to the faith and should be rejected as having any genuinely spiritual worth.
Well, I could say much more, but I simply wanted to set the record straight here in case any of you imagined that these people are representative of the same faith which I have. I have been a disciple of Christ now for more than forty years and while there was a period in which I struggled in my faith, during which forces of darkness tried their best to extinguish the light which I had received, He has always pulled me through. Walking this path is not easy in a world such as this. But fortunately I have never been so blinded that I put a corrupt, amoral liar and deceiver on a pedestal above (or even on a par with) Christ my Saviour. I do not believe that any genuine disciple of Christ could do so.
So I again apologise for the behaviour and speech of those in US government leadership who have purloined the name of Christ to support their ungodly activities. They are usurpers, impostors and evildoers and should not be identified as Christ’s disciples. I love Jesus too much to allow this deception and counterfeiting to go unremarked on any longer.
If you wish to know more about what discipleship to Christ truly means in the midst of this fallen world which is so unstable and precarious, and which is heading towards a denouement which most have not yet realised, please do not hesitate to contact me to discover more. I am right here for you.
With Love & Blessings,
ALAN MORRISON
alan-morrison@outlook.com
Here is a PDF version of this letter for you to download, if you so wish, should you want to send it to someone…
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© Copyright, Alan Morrison, 2026
[The copyright on my works is merely to protect them from any wanton plagiarism which could result in undesirable changes (as has actually happened!). Readers are free to reproduce my work, so long as it is in the same format and with the exact same content and its origin is acknowledged]
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Thank you Alan. I totally agree with you! I plan to see if my printer is still working since I haven’t used it in awhile, so I can print up a few of these. I told someone else yesterday who came to give me something for my cat, about my opinion in the world and the USA especially and she is like yeah. Insane she said. I told her they do not represent the Jesus I follow. I told her a few stories and she made the remark that she always tells a christian, don’t tell me that you are one but show me. We have talked several times in the past and she knows I am one. I think she might be ready to read this letter so I want to print it up. She said she never liked the “T” for years and she is shocked and in a way I think she would prefer to pretend that it’s really not happening. But… We know that the Bible says that evil will wax more and more evil. It is kind of scary. Especially the plans they have for this country and others too but dang. I read about this stuff years ago and I broke down. Sort of like your friend you told years ago about the truth. I think he was in Law enforcement? All in All May Jesus be Glorified!
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Thank you. Yes, he used to be a detective in Cleveland, Ohio. He was an elder in a church of which I was pastor in 1999.
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Yes I thought he was something. And to think I used to be so patriotic. I truly was devastated. Sort of like Humpty Dumpty who sat on a wall then had a great fall. And it took YEARS to somewhat recover. First I learned about the churches and faith then I learned about this country. What a journey Alan.
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