Featured Christian Flag above the American Flag?

We have several Christian organizations and folks in our county that have begun to fly the Christian Flag above the American Flag as the U.S slowly collapses under God's judgement and becomes morally indefensible. My county is in the rural Appalachian mountains, I.E the Spine of the Bible Belt.

For those that don't know, the American Flag Code says that the American Flag must always be flown highest, so these Christians are knowingly violating that.

Would you fly the Christian Flag above the American Flag? What are other Baptists' thoughts?

For my part, I have plans to get a flag pole in a few years. I will be flying the Christian Flag, North Carolina State Flag and then the American Flag in that order.

 

This sparked a conversation in our local online group. Here is one of the responses for some cultural background:

“A couple takes here, because a lot of folks are new to the area and some forget where they are.
This is--technically improper display of the American flag is to have it as the highest flag being flown.
However! And this is where we get regional/cultural.
You're in Appalachia- this is the Afghanistan of America. It is both unconquerable and of its own culture. People are well-armed, they are quite pious and they are historically hostile/leery of outside influence. Rebellion/Disobedience is not an act of desperation, it's a normal rite of passage.

You're gonna see stuff that doesn't seem normal. If you can't hack it, you should probably go elsewhere, because this region will outlive the country itself.
You're gonna notice that overall Faith> family> region > state> country> world, in that order.
Also, churches around NC are doing this, not just one or two here. It's a form of protest, sending the message that God's kingdom/law is to be held higher than the laws and governments of man. Does this contradict some scripture? Sure, but it also jibes with some. Religion is confusing.

Now, some of this might seem wrong to you, it may seem right. Let me make this clear: I DO NOT CARE, don't @ me. I'm simply relaying the historical and cultural norms of this region, backed up extensively in scholarly works from Woodard to Webb, all the way back to de Tocqueville.
What are the positives of this, historically speaking?

We breed notoriously good warriors, and are neck deep in Medal of Honor citations. We breed hearty people who can deal with the hardest of hardships. Traditionally speaking, this area is nearly impossible to occupy- the only real method that has proven to work is gradual replacement of people from outside and taking over the institutions (education/govt/media, etc).

Either way, I hope this is helpful, and gives you an idea of why you may see something like this. Love it or hate it, I sincerely would not advise taking it into your own hands and messing with it.
However, free speech is free speech, so by all means, do tell us how you feel. By oath, I have to defend that.”

 

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