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Dissident Congress · 06-08-2008, 10:51 PM

Is non-sectarian nationalism anathema in Britain?

Traditional and right-wing Conservatives say that Britain must be a (Protestant) Christian nation at all costs with an established Church even if hardly anybody participates in that religion. Modern day nationalism is becoming increasingly anti-Islamic and pro-Christian.

Could a non-sectarian nationalist organisation ever become a serious force or would it be regarded as a joke?

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Dissident Congress Senior Member Join Date: Dec 2006 Posts: 750	Non-sectarian nationalism Is non-sectarian nationalism anathema in Britain? Traditional and right-wing Conservatives say that Britain must be a (Protestant) Christian nation at all costs with an established Church even if hardly anybody participates in that religion. Modern day nationalism is becoming increasingly anti-Islamic and pro-Christian. Could a non-sectarian nationalist organisation ever become a serious force or would it be regarded as a joke? __________________ Dissident Congress Promoting Populist Patriotism Our Nation - Our People - Our Heritage - Our Future