Federal Party SA - FPSA

RACISM AND IMPERIALISM

Racism and racial prejudice are logical mistakes due to not distinguishing between good and evil. It happens partly because of sacrificing "the good individual". When a white racist generalizes against black people he sacrifices "the good black individual". When a black racist generalizes against white people he sacrifices "the good white individual". Racism, racial prejudice and idolatry are closely correlated and caused when idols are made, and therefore "the good individual" are sacrificed, with idolatrous arguments, i.e. "only god is honest".

Usually opinions do not apply everywhere. The problem of imperialism is; not being able to not have "One" in mind. When that happens, opinions apply everywhere. Not recognising parts of the whole, where one's own opinion has absolutely no relevance. When the idea self-determination (respecting others' self-determination) is respected then the idea "One" dissolves into parts where territorial self-determination applies, whilst recognising and applying the Golden Rule of reciprocity, also called universal Love; not-doing evil to all like selves do not want evil done to, also the root of criminal Law.

ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN CHURCH AND GOVERNMENT BY CLAUDE.AI

This is a rich theological question that touches on eschatology (end-times theology), ecclesiology (the doctrine of the church), and the theology of political power. Here are the key biblical passages and themes:

# # The Kingdom of God Superseding/Fulfilling the Church

**Daniel 2:44** — Nebuchadnezzar's dream of the statue depicts earthly kingdoms being crushed by a stone "not cut by human hands," which becomes a mountain filling the whole earth. This is interpreted as God's eternal kingdom replacing all human kingdoms and institutions — including religious ones.

**1 Corinthians 15:24–28** — Paul writes that at the end, Christ "hands over the kingdom to God the Father after he has destroyed all dominion, authority and power." This suggests even the church's mediating role is temporary — it exists *until* the Kingdom is fully established, at which point Christ rules directly.

**Revelation 21:22** — Crucially, in the vision of the New Jerusalem, John writes: **"I did not see a temple in the city, because the Lord God Almighty and the Lamb are its temple."** The institutional religious structure is *gone* — replaced by direct divine presence.

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# # The Church as a Transitional Institution

The New Testament frames the church as a *steward* of the Kingdom, not the Kingdom itself:

- **Matthew 16:18–19** — The church is given the "keys of the kingdom," implying the Kingdom is *distinct* from the church, and the church merely holds access to it temporarily.
- **Ephesians 1:10** — God's plan is to "bring unity to all things in heaven and on earth under Christ" — a cosmic unification that transcends the church.

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# # Kings, Priests, and the Tension of Dual Authority

The tension you're identifying between religious and political authority runs very deep:

- **Romans 13:1–7** — Civil authorities are described as "God's servants," giving political rulers a quasi-sacred legitimacy independent of the church.
- **1 Peter 2:9** — Believers are called "a royal priesthood" — collapsing the king/priest distinction into every believer, which historically threatened both royal and clerical authority structures.
- **Revelation 1:6 / 5:10** — Christ has "made us to be a kingdom and priests." Again, the distinction dissolves at the end.

The historical **Investiture Controversy** (11th–12th centuries) and later the **Reformation** were essentially political fights over exactly this: who has ultimate authority — the pope/church or the king/state? Both sides drew on these same scriptures.

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# # The Ultimate Resolution

The eschatological vision of the Bible seems to be that *both* church and state are provisional arrangements for a fallen world. At the end:

1. **The state** is judged (Revelation 18–19, the fall of Babylon)
2. **The institutional church** is superseded by direct divine presence (Revelation 21:22)
3. **God/Christ rules directly** over a renewed creation (Revelation 22:3–5 — "his servants will serve him... and they will reign for ever and ever")

PRIORITIES: In the current landscape, prioritization emerges as a fundamental logical concept. Decision-makers must determine and deliver on what is most significant to South Africans. Federal Party SA - FPSA operates with the understanding that prioritization involves trade-offs, such as choosing productive land use over Artificial Intelligence (AI), for example. This choice reflects our commitment to developing competencies in land utilization for the overall benefit, aligning with the diverse needs of South Africa's cultural landscape. Federal Party SA - FPSA

CANDIDATES FOR LOCAL ELECTIONS

Candidates, anywhere in South Africa, who want to contest the coming local elections on behalf of Federal Party SA, must contact FPSA.

Best method of contact is an email to [email protected].

FPSA does not have staff, answering telephones yet.

Merry Christmas.

May good leaders of all groups, lead South Africa, and grow old in a prosperous South Africa.

It looks as if influentual people are trying to rip off the public.

Afriforum het nog 'n belangrike sukses behaal in die hof in 'n uitspraak wat vandag gelewer is.

Nersa en Eskom wou stil-stil 'n reuse kragtarief verhoging deurvoer, sonder behoorlike openbare deelname. Afriforum het tussenbeide getree en dit gekeer.

Baie trots op die span van Hurter Spies, bestaande uit Marjorie van Schalkwyk en Carl Meyer wat hierdie saak gevoer het.

REGARDING RECONCILIATION DAY

When thinking over the longterm, things are going relatively well in South Africa, for all groups. The same however cannot be said about individuals. Especially all the honest individuals, from all groups who have been sacrificed because of idolatrous corruption.

South Africa is one of the only countries, if not the only, where a peaceful transition happened to an inclusive democracy.

South Africa is also one of the only countries, or maybe, the only country, where all groups increased their numbers, the last 370 years, whilst using the technologies, which made the increases in population numbers possible.

It would be interesting to see how increases in population numbers of all groups compare to other countries.

2026/7 LOCAL ELECTIONS

The elections must take place on a date from 1 November 2026 to 1 February 2027. The date will be announced, July 2026.

FPSA needs candidates all over South Africa who respect others' selfdetermination, whilst respecting the universal not-doing, which unites most voters.

The cost of elections will be:

METROS: R3500 (Tswhane will have no cost because FPSA will pay it)

LOCAL: R2000

DISTRICT: R1000

Candidates interested in standing should contact FPSA by 31 May 2026 please.