Christian nationalism

Children of the Circle

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / March 4, 2025 / authoritarian rule, authoritarian schooling, Black Circle regime, Chairman's pledge, Christian nationalism, Christian Nationalist agenda, controlled youth, dystopian education, Dystopian fiction, education under fascism, forced loyalty, future dystopia, loss of free thought, political brainwashing, political thriller, propaganda, propaganda in schools, religious indoctrination, religious oppression, surveillance state

The Circle had replaced education with indoctrination, molding children into obedient servants while their parents, exhausted and compliant, looked on. The older generation—the faithful voting bloc—had long since dismissed any concerns. Their own children had grown up in a different time, so why should they care? Schools, social programs, the greater good—it was all “socialist nonsense” unless it served the Black Circle. And now, the next generation didn’t even know they were enslaved.

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The Circle’s Justice

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / February 27, 2025 / abortion ban, authoritarian law, Christian nationalism, corporate power grab., corrupt judiciary, dystopian America, Dystopian fiction, elite immunity, fascist legal system, human rights rollback, judicial control, legal system collapse, LGBTQ rights erased, political show trials, Supreme Court corruption, weaponized courts

The judiciary was no longer a safeguard of justice—it was an instrument of control. The courts had been packed with Circle loyalists, judges who wore their allegiance like a badge of honor. Once, they had spoken of impartiality, of the sacred duty to uphold the law. Now, they overturned rights with the stroke of a pen, dismantling decades of progress in a matter of months.

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The Department of Faith

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / February 11, 2025 / authoritarianism, Christian nationalism, Dystopian fiction, faith-based oppression, forced religion, government control, loss of freedom, moral hypocrisy, political corruption, power and obedience, propaganda, religious extremism, religious law, separation of church and state, the Chairman, The Department of Faith, theocracy

Faith was no longer a choice; it was law turning religion into policy, forcing obedience under the guise of morality. LGBTQ rights were erased, divorce outlawed, and belief in anything but their version of Christianity made dangerous. It was no longer safe to question faith.

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In the Name of God, In the Name of Hate

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / February 10, 2025 / authoritarian rule, Christian nationalism, dark future, Dystopian fiction, ideological warfare, modern dystopia, political ideology, political thriller, power struggle, religious extremism, resistance, rise of extremism, speculative fiction, theocracy, totalitarian regime

In the forgotten towns and sprawling megachurches of America’s heartland, a movement had been growing in the shadows, waiting for its moment. The Christian Nationalists did not seek converts—they sought dominion. As their influence merged with the brutal enforcers of the Black Circle, a new theocratic order loomed on the horizon. But as they stepped from the shadows, they underestimated one thing: the people still had fight left in them.

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The False God

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / February 5, 2025 / authoritarian rule, blind loyalty, Christian nationalism, church and state, cult mentality, dystopian America, Dystopian fiction, dystopian horror, faith and power, false prophets, fear-driven faith, loss of morality, nationalism, Orwellian future, political manipulation, political thriller, propaganda, psychological control, religious extremism, the Chairman, theocracy

The Chairman wasn’t just a leader—he was chosen. That’s what the pastors told them. He was imperfect, yes, but wasn’t David a sinner? Wasn’t Paul once Saul? God uses flawed men to carry out His will.

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