kinist

Kinist refers to a person who follows Kinism, a religious and political ideology that advocates for racial separatism and white supremacy. Proponents of Kinism believe that races are divinely ordained and that each race should have its own distinct nation. They often cite biblical passages to support their views, interpreting scripture in a way that they believe justifies racial segregation and the preservation of white identity.

Kinism emerged in the late 20th century, primarily associated with Christian Reconstructionism, a theological movement that seeks to apply biblical law to civil government. While not a mainstream religious or political movement, Kinism has gained a following within certain white nationalist and far-right circles. Its adherents often express concerns about racial diversity, immigration, and the perceived erosion of white culture.

Critics of Kinism condemn it as a hateful and discriminatory ideology that promotes racism and division. They argue that its interpretations of scripture are selective and distorted, and that its tenets are incompatible with principles of equality and human rights. The ideology has been linked to various white supremacist organizations and has been widely denounced by mainstream religious and political groups.