>>84148
>A painful fact for Christians is that Christendom has failed, the texts that guided it proved fallible. Note I say Christendom, not Christ. Christ much like the older Gods of our people remains true and shall forever remain true. But Christendom has fallen to corruption by and large. The second harsh truth is that despite it's success National Socialism and Fascism have also both fallen. Despite it's effectiveness and ideals, much like Christianity it too has become subverted with the lunatic and the degenerate claiming it's symbols as their own be it in the "Neo Nazi" Jewish invented ethos or the tragically pathetic "Black Metal" scene who co opted it's symbolism for "edgy" visuals.
So when you say "Christendom" (or National Socialism) "has failed", you just mean this current _generation_ of it has failed? Just to help out, you may want to rephrase that or you may sound a bit big-nosed. It would be more accurate to say that this current generation of those things has failed (it hasn't, there are still survivors who haven't fallen for (all of) (((their))) corruption or subversion, imperfect beings though we all be), rather than the ideologies themselves have failed.

>"ignore the other semetic texts within it that countermand the New Testamant viewpoints"

Excuse me wat
No seriously, what texts? The 400+ prophecies about Jesus, all of which Jesus successfully fulfilled?