Christian Communism is an economically far-left, generally authoritarian, and culturally variable, but often conservative ideology based on the communist ideas with Christianity. They believe that Jesus compels the Christians to support communism and socialist ideals.
History
German Peasants' War
TBA
Münster Rebellion
The 
Münster Rebellion took place after the German Peasants' War, in which they attempted an 
Anabaptist Christian Theocracy between 1532 (in fact 1534) and 1535 in the 
Holy Roman Empire. The foundations of the community believed that the bible claimed 
absolute equality and distribution of all goods. In Münster, several men were soon baptized and others were apparently rebaptized with the support of Bernhard Rothmann. The rebellion ended in 1535, after being taken over by the besiegers of the Holy Roman Empire, in which all the leaders were tortured and executed and their bodies exposed in public in cages.
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom
The 
Taiping Heavenly Kingdom was a state in China from 1851 to 1864. It was formed by Hong Xiuquan, who claimed he was the younger brother of Jesus and tried to overthrow the 
Qing Dynasty and install a 
Christian Theocracy. While not necessarily communist, the Taiping Heavenly Kingdom implemented numerous policies similar to communism, such as abolishing private property and the creation of a classless society. The war between the Qing Dynasty and Taiping Heavenly Kingdom would be known as the Taiping Rebellion, and would result in between 20-30 million deaths, making it one of the bloodiest conflicts in human history, second only to World War 2.
Personality and Behaviour
Constantly bugs people about how the working class is getting exploited, but uses Jesus as a way to spread love. Genuinely cares about all people on Earth, but is often considered annoying by people with different beliefs
How to Draw
- Draw a ball.
- Fill in with red.
- Draw a cross and sickle in yellow.
- Draw in the eyes and you're done!
| Color Name | HEX | RGB | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Red | #CD0000 | 205, 0, 0 | |
| Yellow | #FFD800 | 255, 216, 0 | |
Relationships
Friends
National Communism - National sovereignty and communism... that’s pretty great!
Christian Socialism - Basically me, but not enough worker control! He’s still my best friend.
Distributism - Christian and anti-capitalist, based! Could be more radical though.
Christian Theocracy - I get my Biblical beliefs from him, but he should be more collectivist...
Communalism - The Münster Rebellion was based.
Monarcho-Socialism - Sure, if Christ can be king under it.
Falun Gong - Another friend from China who praised me as one of the "Sages of the Zhonghua minzu"
Castroism - Jesus was indeed a communist.
Islamic Socialism - Fellow muslim comrade.
Frenemies
Catholic Theocracy - I sometimes agree with you, but you need to stop calling me a fake Christian. Also, communism is fine!
Liberation Theology - You're headed in the right direction, but you're too moderate, and you hang out with him 
a bit too much for my taste.
Marxism–Leninism - You have great economic ideas, but the whole “crack down on religion” thing has got to stop...
Stalinism - At least you softened up after 1941.
Reactionary Socialism - Has some good ideas but a bit too extreme on the social axis. And feudalism? Really?
Anarcho-Communism - Peasants' army was kind if decentralized and democratic.
Enemies
State Atheism - Just... NO!
Capitalism - Stop screwing over poor people! Jesus hates you and your materialistic greed!
Zionism - Supports capitalism, doesn't trust Jesus and is an ally of USA.
Korwinism and 
Reactionary Liberalism - They really think that I'm 
him.
Satanic Theocracy
Atheistic Satanism
Khrushchevism - You clamped down on the church after Stalin Loosened up!
Further Information
Wikipedia
- Christian Communism
- Münster Rebellion
- German Peasants' War
Republican Party (United States) (according to
Craupatkin)
Articles
- Are Christians Supposed to Be Communists?
- The Sources of Early Christian Communism
- Christian Communism and the Bolsheviks
- Communism in Central Europe in the Time of the Reformation
Gallery
Credit:
Based And Jedpilled
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