Servatianism

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Servatianism is the ideology of Servant Mapper. It is in a nutshell conservative christian democracy.

On LGBTQ

"Love the sinner but hate the sin"

Homosexuality

Servant is strongly opposed to the LGBTQ movement, so much so that it is the main reason he's a conservative. He considers homosexuality to be about as sinfull as incest, pedophilia and polygamy, and as such should be punnished similarly. He claims any argument in support for homosexuality also works as support for incest, pedophilia and polygamy. If homosexuality is okay, then consentual pedophilia is too, and if homosexuality is not, then neither is pedophilia. Servant considers being homosexual as "a bummer" and it not being a sin as long as it is surpressed, much like lust. He believes it possible to go from straight to gay and vice-versa, an example being if one is raped at a young age and an example for becomming straight is being liberated from gayness by God. For this reason he believes it to be technically possible that no one is born gay, though he is unsure if this is really the case. Additionally he also views asexuals as heterosexuals who hasn't gotten around to it yet.

Gender

"Gender is binary because 1.5 is not a natural" - Servant Mapper 2024

Servant believes there are only two genders, XY and XX, (male and female) which are fundamentally rooted in biology. In the very rare occurance of a chromosome being XXY he states that the gender is still either male or female, depending on which of the two it mutated from. Additionally, it wouldn't matter anyway since the chromosome mutation does not at all line up with those who identify as "non-binary". Servant believes how you identify to be completely irrelevant as truth is fundamentally objective.

Transgenderism

"God does not make mistakes, but humans does"

Servant views gender dysphoria as a combination of teenage angst, woke propaganda and mental illness and he belives gender norms, at least in their most basic form, to be of God's design, subsequently rendering femboyism sinful as well.

Abortion

Servant considers abortion to be ruthless childslaughter and his response to almost all pro-choice arguments is: "That doesn't justify murder." Due to the sheer severity of murder he considers abortion to be one of the worst sins of wokeness.

Feminism

Servant supports the first wave of feminism but is strictly opposed to all the waves following it, considering it as narcissist and woke. He believs in traditional gender roles and that it is at its core a good system for wommen to stay in the household. Still, he thinks alternative arrangements are okay if agreed upon by both parties and he also thinks wommen in the household is essentially impossible today anyway due to economical reasons.

Divorce

Servant considers divorce to be about a third of as bad as murder as he views marriage as a holy union.

Nonsensophobia

Servant likes to meta-ironically call himself a "homophobic transphobe and christian fundamentalist", viewing alleged phobias such as homophobia, transphbia, islamphobia fatphobia etc to be meaningless words. His reasoning goes as follows:

Homphobia means: Is it common? Is it bad? Would he be homophobic?
Homosexuality scary No No No
Homosexuals scary No Not really No
Homosexuality bad Yes No Yes
Homosexuals bad Not really Yes No

Subsequently, no matter its definition it ain't suitable as a slur against Christian values, and homophobia could only really be considered a bad thing if it means hating homosexual people, - which most conservatives doesn't do anyway. This renders "homophobia" either fully okay or very rare, and as such the word is nothing but an attempt of the left to weaponize language. The word doesn't even have a consistant definition as it mostly just means whatever the leftist wants it to mean in any given moment. The same also goes for other "phobias" like Islamophobia, transphobia and fatphobia to name a few.


morality

objective truth

economy

democracy

government

bueracracy


90s peak


history of his ideology