The New Alliance of Christian Nations, or the NACN, is one of two major Christian Factions in
Seal of the New Alliance of Christian Nations
the Nations app. Originally foundedas the Alliance of Christian Nations, ACN, the name was changed after the original page was hacked and the original name was no longer useable. The NACN is a friendly and open faction that is willing to accept anyone regardless of race or descent.
Constitution of the New Alliance of Christian Nations[]
Preamble We, the members of the Alliance of Christian Nations, holding to the belief that the Body of Christ exists to be unified with no divisions, holding equal concern for every part and joining each part in its suffering or its rejoicing according to 1 Corinthians 12:24-27, in order to form a more perfect union among the parts of the Body of Christ and to ensure justice, defense, and civil tranquility for all parts of the Body of Christ, do hereby ordain, establish, and affirm this Constitution of the Alliance of Christian Nations.
Articles
I. The Governmental Structure of the Faction
II. Membership of the Faction
A. Requirements of Membership
i. Prospective Nation must hold to Christianity as its official State religion
a. If the Nation holds no State religion, the majority of its citizens must adhere to Christianity
B. Responsibilities of Membership
i. Member Nations must be willing to offer at least ten percent (10%) of its military for use by the faction.
a. If a Member Nation makes a public declaration to not support a military mission, they shall not be required to supply troops.
b. Collectively, this military group shall be called The Army of Christ.
ii. Member Nations must attempt to vote on all issues.
a. This is done so the Legislature may more accurately represent the Membership.
iii. Member Nations must attempt to participate in all discussions within the faction.
C. Membership Alliance
i. There exists between all Member Nations of the faction an Alliance that shall exist as follows:
a. No Member Nation shall attack another Member Nation without just cause, and vice-versa.
b. No Member Nation shall disregard another Member Nation for subscribing to a different sect of Christianity.
c. All Member Nations shall support one another as they are able.
1. Each Member Nation shall hold the right to remain neutral in any war that does not involve them or the faction as a whole.
D. Inter-Factional Alliances/Leaving the Faction
i. No Member Nation shall be impeded the right to send and receive communications from a member nation of any other faction.
ii. No nation of the ACN shall be impeded the right to ally with nations from another faction.
a. Such alliances between two nations does not create an official alliance between the ACN and any other faction.
iii. Member Nations of the ACN shall not be impeded the right to voluntarily leave the ACN.
E. Removal From/Re admittance Into Faction
i. The Chief Justice shall hold the right to remove any Member Nation from the faction, if:
a. The leader of the Nation is not currently holding any office, AND
b. The Chief Justice submits a Declaration of Ejection to the Executive of the faction AND the President of the Legislature.
1. This Declaration shall include the Nation name, Leader name, and Reason for Removal from the faction.
2. The Declaration of Ejection may be overturned through a unanimous vote by the Executive Cabinet.
ii. A Nation may be readmitted into the faction, if:
a. The Nation has resolved the issue that caused it to be removed, AND
b. The Executive believes the Nation to meet the Requirements for Membership
III. Ratification of the Constitution
A. This Constitution shall be ratified upon it's passing by two-thirds of the Legislature of the Alliance of Christian Nations.
IV. Amending the Constitution
A. All amendments made to this Constitution must:
i. Be proposed by a member of the Legislature, AND
ii. Be accepted through a two-thirds vote of the legislature, AND
iii. Be listed at the bottom of the Constitution in the section titled "Amendments"
Signatories
This Constitution has been ratified this 21st Day of the Month of April, in the Year of Our Lord 2009 by the Legislature of the Alliance of Christian Nations. The following signatories do hereby serve as witnesses to this ratification.
Bobby Hall III Daniel Bruski Johnathan Tate, Sr. Executive Deputy Executive Minister of Foreign Affairs
Minister of Defense
Matt Heffernan Adam Hinz James Willis Minister of Internal Affairs President of the Legislature Chief Justice
Amendments
I. Executive Decrees
A. Insomuch as there are no objections by the legislature, the Executive may make decrees that will be seen as law.
i. Such decrees may not be in contradiction with the Constitution, nor can they remove the Constitution from its position of authority.
ii. If legislative objection is made, the proposed decree may be put to a vote and passed by the majority of the Legislature.
iii. The Legislative Objection rule is made null in the appointing and removal of ambassadors.
II. Legislative Definitions
A. Majority
i. In any place where the term "majority" is used in respect to the legislature, it should be defined as "a simple majority of all ballots cast." a. Any place where a specific term, such as two-thirds, or unanimous, is used, it refers to that much of the complete Legislature B. Legislative Deadline
i. There shall be what is called a Legislative Deadline put on every proposed legislation that shall be two weeks in length unless otherwise specified within the legislation.
a. Legislative Deadline can be no less than one week and no more than one month or the remaining length of the legislative term, whichever is shorter.
III. Emergency Ejection & Removal From Office
A. Emergency Ejection of a Member
i. The Executive shall hold the right to temporarily eject a member IF
a. The member in question poses a great and imminent threat to the Faction, AND
b. The temporary ejection lasts no more than three (3) days
B. Emergency Removal From Office
i. The Chief Justice shall hold the right to remove a legislator from office IF
a. The Legislator is severely violating the Constitution, AND/OR
b. The Legislator poses a severe and/or imminent threat to the Faction, AND
c. The Legislator is allowed a fair vote for permanent impeachment within three (3) days
IV. Quorum of the Legislature
A. In order to continue to effectively run the Faction, Amendment II, Section A.i.a. shall be replaced with the following:
i. Any place where a specific term, such as two-thirds, or unanimous, is used, it refers to that much of the quorum of the complete Legislature
1. "Quorum of the complete Legislature" shall be 24 legislators.
(Basically, it means that any time a law or part of the Constitution says we need a certain fractional amount of legislators to vote one way on an issue, it means that fraction out of 24. So, if it says "two-third of the Legislature", that means 16 legislators vote one way. The reason I used 24 is because it works with thirds and fourths mathematically.)
V. Constitutional Disagreements
A. Role of the Chief Justice in Settling Constitutional Contradictions.
i. It is the primary role of the Chief Justice of the Alliance of Christian Nations to interpret the Constitution.
ii. If an ACN member wishes to make a case that a piece of legislation, a constitutional amendment, an executive order, or any other action is in disagreement with the Constitution; they must bring their case to the Chief Justice.
iii. If the Chief Justice rules that a measure/order is in contradiction with the Constitution, then the measure/order is struck down and is no longer in force.
iv. If the Chief Justice rules that a measure/order is not in contradiction with the Constitution, then the case may not be brought up again during the same Chief Justice’s current term unless new evidence can be shown and the arguer is able to prove that it is an emergency that the Chief Justice hears the case again.
VI. Morality
A. Moral Code of ACN Members
i. The Alliance of Christian Nations will forever be a Christian faction, and because the ACN is a Christian faction, it is expected that all ACN members abide by a standard of conduct.
ii. Christianity is defined as it is in Wikipedia: “a monotheistic religion centered on the life and teachings of Jesus of Nazareth as presented in the New Testament. The Christian faith is essentially faith in Jesus as the Christ (or Messiah), the Son of God, the Savior, and God (Yahweh or the "Lord") himself.” ACN members are assumed to be in agreement with the definition found on Wikipedia by accepting membership into the faction.
ii. The Chief Justice shall have the role of declaring if a member of the ACN is in violation of any of the below standards of conduct. Any of the below actions are extremely prohibited by any ACN member:
a. Condemning a particular sect of Christianity to ****.
b. Debating the validity of a particular sect of Christianity on the ACN’s wall or discussion board.
1. Debating elsewhere is allowed, but prohibited within the faction in an effort to promote unity.
c. Excessive swearing.
d. Using the Lord’s name in vain.
e. Committing genocide of one’s own people or the people of another nation.
f. Supporting someone who commits genocide of one’s own people or the people of another nation.
g. Bearing false witness against a fellow member of the ACN.
h. Supporting grievous sins such as homosexuality, adultery, murder, fornication or abuse of any kind.
iii. The Chief Justice has the full-authority to immediately eject any non-officeholder member in violation of the ACN’s Moral Code by notifying the Executive.
a. If the Chief Justice finds an ACN member who is an officeholder in violation of the above Moral Code, then the Chief Justice may petition the Executive and President of the Legislature to hear his case of violation. If a unanimous guilty verdict by all three leaders is reached, then the officeholder found guilty will be immediately and permanently ejected. If one of the three leaders finds the officeholder innocent, then the case is disregarded, and the member retains his or her membership.
VII. Elections
A. Head of Elections
i. Due to the nature of the Nations application (the application requires that the Executive be the one to control the Legislature and choose his/her successor), the incumbent Executive shall be the Head of Elections. If, and only if, the Executive is running for re-election, the incumbent President of the Legislature shall head the Executive election.
ii. It is the responsibility of the Head of Elections to:
a. Create discussion threads stating the election rules and notifying members that elections are to be held.
b. Create and monitor an online poll to be used in voting.
c. Monitor all campaigning to make sure that all are following the guidelines set forth in this amendment.
iii. Clause I.A.i.c. of the Constitution of the Alliance of Christian Nations is struck down by the passage of this amendment.
B. Elections Process
i. No less than one and a half weeks before the constitutionally mandated date for an election to be held, the Head of Elections shall notify ACN members that an election is soon to be held. He/she will notify members of the specific rules for each election.
ii. All candidates for an election must state their intent to run no less than one week before the constitutionally mandated date for the election.
a. No member shall be allowed to state their intent to run in an election one week or less before the end of an incumbent officeholder’s term ends.
iii. Voting shall begin one week before the end of an incumbent officeholder’s term ends. No votes shall be cast in any election more than one week before an incumbent officeholder’s term ends.
a. Voting will be conducted by secret ballot through use of a polling website created and monitored by the Head of Elections. Voting will last for one week while voters will be allowed to keep track of the results as they tally up over the week.
iv. Election results will be decided by a majority vote. Results of an election will be announced once the incumbent officeholder’s term ends on the ACN’s communication wall by the Head of Elections.
v. Special elections must follow the same procedure as regularly scheduled elections.
a. Members elected to positions in special elections will be allowed to finish the term of the previous holder of their specific office and will be required to run or vacate their office on the constitutionally mandated date for the election.
C. Legislator Elections
i. Elections for all seats in the Alliance of Christian Nations Legislature will be held every 8 weeks and will be held no earlier than 2 weeks before Executive elections are held. ii. All incumbent legislators are required to run for re-election at the end of an 8-week term if they wish to retain their seat. An incumbent legislator may nominate his/herself for a seat in the Legislature. iii. All non-incumbent legislators are prohibited from nominating themselves for a seat in the Legislature. Any other member may nominate any non-incumbent for a seat in the Legislature. iv. All nominations for seats in the Legislature must occur no less than one week before the constitutionally mandated date for the election. v. If less than 1/3 of the membership runs for legislator seats, the incumbent President of the Legislature is given full authority to appoint anyone he/she chooses to the Legislature by notifying the Executive who he/she chooses to appoint. vi. If over 1/3 of the membership runs for legislator seats, those with the most votes will be given first priority. Members will be given seats in the Legislature based firstly on who received the most votes and based secondly on the order in which each candidate stated their intention to run or was nominated. vii. All cabinet appointments must be elected to the Legislature. viii. Any member of the ACN may vote in legislator elections.
D. President of the Legislature Elections
i. Any member of the newly-elected Legislature may run for President of the Legislature. ii. President of the Legislature elections will be held every 8 weeks and will be held no earlier than 1 week before Executive elections are held. iii. Only members of the newly-elected Legislature are allowed to vote for President of the Legislature. iv. Any legislator wishing to run for President of the Legislature must nominate themselves and cannot have others nominate for them. v. All legislators are required to vote for President of the Legislature.
E. Chief Justice Elections
i. Any member of the ACN may run for Chief Justice. ii. Chief Justice elections will be held every 8 weeks and will be held no earlier than 1 week before Executive elections are held. iii. Only members of the newly-elected Legislature are allowed to vote for Chief Justice. iv. Any member wishing to run for Chief Justice must nominate themselves and cannot have others nominate for them. v. All legislators are required to vote for Chief Justice.
F. Executive Elections
i. Any member of the ACN may run for Executive. ii. Executive elections will be held every 8 weeks and will be held after all other the constitutionally scheduled elections are over. iii. Any member of the ACN may vote in Executive elections. iv. Any member wishing to run for Executive must nominate themselves and cannot have others nominate for them.
G. Disqualification
i. Any candidate in violation of any of the above or below rules will be disqualified from running for any position in the current election cycle. ii. Any member caught trying to vote more than once in a specific election will face immediate temporary ejection and will face a vote of permanent ejection. iii. Bribery (offering a cabinet position in exchange for a vote/endorsement, etc.) by any candidate is strictly prohibited. iv. Negative campaigning is defined as: campaigning by any candidate or supporter in a deliberate attempt to slander another candidate (Example: You are allowed to say, "I will do a much better job at making treaties than the current Executive if I am elected!,"
VIII. Term Limits A. Executive
i. Any member serving as Executive of the Alliance of Christian Nations shall serve in this position for no more than 2 consecutive terms (8 weeks).
a. There is no limit to the number of terms that an Executive can serve non-consecutively.
B. President of the Legislature
i. Any member serving as President of the Legislature for the Alliance of Christian Nations shall serve in this position for no more than 3 consecutive terms (12 weeks).
a. There is no limit to the number of terms that a President of the Legislature can serve non-consecutively.
C. Chief Justice
i. Any member serving as Chief Justice of the Alliance of Christian Nations shall serve in this position for no more than 3 consecutive terms (12 weeks).
a. There is no limit to the number of terms that a Chief Justice can serve non-consecutively.
D. Terms Acquired through Special Election
i. Terms acquired through a special election do not count toward the total number of terms limited by this amendment.
IX. Quorum of the Legislature (REVISION) A. In order to continue to effectively run the Faction, Amendment II, Section A.i.a. shall be replaced with the following:
i. Any place where a specific term, such as two-thirds, or unanimous, is used, it refers to that much of the quorum of the complete Legislature 1. "Quorum of the complete Legislature" shall be 24 legislators
B. The requirement to repeal or revise any future amendment shall be 2/3 vote of the Legislature.
1. The definition of “quorum” found in this amendment is waived for section B of this amendment.
a. The waiver found in clause 1 of section B of this amendment can be waived by a unanimous vote in the affirmative from the Executive, President of the Legislature, and Chief Justice.
X. Treaties and Alliances with Foreign Factions/Alliances A. The Executive is the primary person responsible for interfactional relations.
i. The Foreign Affairs Minister, like other members of the Executive Cabinet, serves at the discretion and authority of the Executive. The Minister of Foreign Affairs is more responsible for matters of interfactional relations than any other ACN member with the exception of the Executive. ii. The Executive may delegate any matters of interfactional relations to the Minister of Foreign Affairs.
B. From the moment of this amendment’s approval by the Legislature, in order to sign treaties or alliances with any foreign faction/alliance, the Executive must gain approval from:
i. 1/2 of the total Legislature of the Alliance of Christian Nations, OR ii. A unanimous vote in the affirmative from the Executive, President of the Legislature and Chief Justice (because they are the 3 highest leadership roles that are elected)
1. In an instance where the Executive has not been able to contact either the President of the Legislature or Chief Justice for a period of 3 or more days, the Executive may substitute the required treaty-signing vote with a vote in the affirmative from his or her Deputy Executive. C. No treaty or agreement with another faction/alliance shall be made defunct by the ACN unless the entire Executive Cabinet, President of the Legislature and Chief Justice all vote in favor of pulling out of a treaty or agreement. D. The definition for “Quorum of the Legislature” found in Amendment IV and IX of the Constitution do not apply to requirements found in this amendment.
XI. Defense of ACN Members A. Defending members is one of the Alliance of Christian Nations’ primary responsibilities.
i. An Executive cannot withhold defense from any member who has been attacked unprovoked. ii. There shall be no votes required for any military action with the exception of those that choose to publicly oppose a specific military action and refuse to send troops for use in the military action.
B. For the purpose of fair roleplaying, if any member-nation of the ACN is attacked, that member is assumed to have the automatic support of the entire Army of Christ military unless otherwise stated by the ACN Executive or Minister of Defense.
XII. Emergency Powers Act A. In the event that a person occupies the office of Executive unconstitutionally, the Chief Justice is REQUIRED to appoint the person who legally holds the right to take power using the Emergency Powers Act.
i. In the declaration, the Chief Justice will appoint the member who legitimately deserves to hold the position of Executive temporarily, following the succession of powers outlined in the Constitution. Starting with the Deputy Executive, if the true Executive is unavailable. ii. The invocation of the Emergency Powers Act will be declared by the Chief Justice in the discussion board. iii. By the power of the Act, the person appointed by the Chief Justice will hold the position of Executive until the Emergency Powers Act is recalled.
B. When the rightful Executive is able to return to his post, the Chief Justice will recall the Emergency Powers Act.
i. The Chief Justice will declare the recall in the discussion board. ii. Upon the recall, the temporary Executive appointed by the Chief Justice will relinquish his power to the rightful Executive.
C. If the Legislature views the invocation of the Emergency Powers Act as un-rightful, they may recall the invocation by vote.
i. The Legislature has within 24 hours of the invocation to vote it down. ii. Two-thirds of the votes in that 24 hours is required to recall the invocation. iii. The temporary Executive will not attain power until after this 24 hour time frame.
XIII. Governmental Elections A. Structural Change of Elections
i. The Alliance of Christian hereby alters the structure of its elections to correspond with the elections system so created by the Nations application of which the Faction is part
B. Elections Overseer
i. Due to the nature of the Nations application, a Head of Elections to directly organize and run all elections as previously ascribed in Amendment VII.A.i-iii is no longer necessary
ii. Instead, there shall be an Elections Overseer given power and responsibility to:
a. Remind members of upcoming elections
b. Oversee campaign movements to ensure a fair and democratic process
c. Oversee elections to ensure a fair and democratic process
d. In the event that the Faction is to elect a member to a position not supported by the Nations system, the Elections Overseer shall organize a secret ballot election
C. Legislator Elections
i. Elections for all seats of the Legislature will be held every 4 weeks in accordance with the application's elections system. ii. All members wishing to run in the Legislature elections must announce their candidacy before the end of the elections iii. All members shall hold the right to vote for legislators iv. The Overseer of the Legislator Elections shall be the incumbent President of the Legislature
D. President of the Legislature Elections
i. The Legislature shall vote to it a President as per Article I.A.i.c.1 of the Constitution
ii. Because the system does not allow an election for this position, the President of the Legislator election shall:
a. Be held and completed no more than one week after Legislator Elections
b. Be held by secret ballot
iii. The Overseer of the President of the Legislature Elections shall be the Chief Justice holding office the term prior to elections
E. Chief Justice Elections
i. Any member may run for the position of Chief Justice
ii. The Legislature shall elect the Chief Justice as per Article I.C.i.a of the Constitution
iii. Because the system does not allow an election for this position, the Chief Justice election shall:
a. Be held and completed no more than one week after Legislator Elections
b. Be held by secret ballot
iv. The Overseer of the Chief Justice Election shall be the Executive
F. Executive Elections
i. Any member may run for Executive
ii. Executive elections will be held every 4 weeks in accordance with the Nations election system
iii. All members shall hold the right to vote for Executive
iv. Any member wishing to run for Executive must announce their candidacy before the end of elections
v. The Overseer of the Executive shall be the Chief Justice
a. If the Chief Justice is running, then it shall be the President of the Legislature
1. If the President of the Legislature is also running, then the two shall agree on an Overseer
G. Disqualifications
i. Any member found in violation of the laws governing elections shall be disqualified from their respective elections and must withdraw their candidacy
ii. The following is strictly prohibited in elections:
a. Bribery
b. Name-Calling
c. Slander and Libel
H. Term Limits
i. No one person shall serve as Executive for more than 2 consecutive terms.
a. There is no limit to the number of non-consecutive terms one may serve
ii. No one person shall serve as President of the Legislature for more than 3 consecutive terms
a. There is no limit to the number of non-consecutive terms one may serve
iii. No one person shall swerve as Chief Justice for more than 3 consecutive terms
a. There is no limit to the number of non-consecutive terms one may serve
iv. If a person is appointed mid-term or a mid-term election is held to fill a vacancy in the aforementioned positions, such a term will not affect the number of consecutive full terms one may serve
I. Amendments Repealed
i. The Seventh Amendment is hereby repealed ii. The Eighth Amendment is hereby repealed
History[]
Many months ago, before the option for factions was created on nations, two Facebook groups existed: The Alliance of Christian Nations (a liberal alliance founded by Alex Cooper) and The Christian Defense League (a conservative far-right alliance co-founded by Bobby Hall of Erikobbystan and Carlos de Cordoba of the Fascist Nation of Regnum Caeli). Bobby Hall would later leave the CDL and go his own way for awhile because of internal problems within the group. When the "factions" option was finally created, the ACN and CDL decided to merge and create one Christian faction together, naming it the League of Christian Nations (with the executive being from the old ACN and the CDL having control of the legislature). Alex Cooper, being the leader of the former ACN group, was elected first executive of the new faction.
At first, the faction had a few problems with unity between the two newly-integrated groups. The problems seemed to be solved for awhile until two members of the faction started arguing, and threatened the newly-established unity. These two nations were Regnum Caeli and Pomeretheia. When the time came for the election of the new executive, these two members ran against each other, and a third member, seeing the disunity this would cause, decided to run. His name was Daryl Joe Cotton, and he won the race becoming the second executive of the LCN. He immediately began setting up a government (which is still visible in the newer ACN faction), and started trying to unify the two quarreling members from before. The latter failed, and after a few weeks he decided to give up the job of Executive because he was to busy in real-life. Because Cotton stepped down as executive, a collaborator of Regnum Caeli, who actually only won 2 votes all together, was able to win the "election" held immediately after. His nation was The Knights Templar, and he became the 3rd executive of the LCN. The moment he got power he started reforms which turned the once democratic faction into a dictatorship. He had proposed amendments to proclaim himself dictator, and a few nations who held seats in the legislator did everything they could to keep these amendments from passing but failed because Rich Brantley of the Knights Templar removed legislators that didn’t support the new amendments, and then appointed pro-dictatorship legislators to pass his reforms. Once the reforms passed and Brantley was proclaimed dictator, Daryl Joe Cotton left the faction. Brantley's take over, along with other personal factors prompted Cotton to stop playing Nations altogether so he deleted his nation. Brantley then used his power to begin conquering small nations to gain territory for the LCN.== ==
When another democratic nation (who was actually a newer member that arrived a few weeks before from the Sorean League) saw that his great ally, Cotton, left the faction because Brantley’s dictatorship, he decided to leave and start a new democratic faction. His name was Bobby Hall, and he named this new faction the Alliance of Christian Nations. Even though he had only been a member of the LCN for a month, he had already gained a large number of pro-democracy followers in the LCN. These members, equal to almost half of the then 60-member LCN, joined Hall’s rebellion to join the ACN. One of these rebels was Adam Hinz of Christorium. With some help from Mr. Hall and the Legislature, Mr. Hinz drafted the Constitution of the faction.----
Such a large rebellion by Hall caused friction between the two factions. The current LCN executive at the time (The Knights Templar) was forced to then step down due to the uproar he had caused. He then chose to hand over the deteriorating situation over to Regnum Caeli who carried on Brantley’s dictatorship. Because Regnum Caeli is one of the most aggressive nations in the world, his appointment as executive did nothing to ease the situations between the two factions, and war loomed. The ever-increasing tension between the two factions, and the ever-increasing dwindling membership numbers of the LCN, forced Cordoba to step down and name Richard Lyne of Kuntree as Executive. Lyne eventually instituted major reforms into the LCN, bringing a democratically-elected Executive back. Even though the ACN was off to a great start, with membership rising from one member to over 100 members in just its first three weeks, the ACN was not immune to trouble. When Hall founded the ACN, he became the faction’s first Executive and decided that elections would be held once the faction reached 100 members. All other founders of the faction agreed. Once 100 members was almost reached, Hall issued an executive order calling for elections. The ACN’s first election was not without trouble. During the executive election a new nation, by the name of Krakohiza tried to start a rebellion, and the leader tried to install himself as dictator over the ACN. He even tried to use many of the faction’s most loyal members in getting them to run against Hall so that he would be able to boost himself into the Executive position. Hall was luckily smart enough to catch on to Krakohiza's scheme and closed communications temporarily during the elections in an effort to avoid a major coup. The leader of Krakohiza then saw that he could not start a coup in the ACN and decided to start a third Christian faction in an effort to steal members from the ACN and become dictator over them. Krakohiza eventually only convinced 10 members to join him in the third faction. When Krakohiza saw that his new faction was a failure, he decided to try and merge his third faction with the LCN in hopes of taking advantage of the tension between the LCN and ACN. Fortunately, only 2 members from the third faction merged with the LCN, making the merge the laughing stock of the world. The rest of the members from Krakohiza's faction returned to the ACN. The leader of Krakohiza was eventually ousted from the LCN when he tried to gain power and install himself dictator. With the drama from Krakohiza, the LCN Executive, Lyne, stepped down in hopes of finally bringing peace between the ACN and LCN. After many trials, finally the two factions decided that since they were both Christians that they should not go to war with each other for any reason, and peace prevailed. Throughout the rest of the ACN’s early history, the faction continued on a long rise under Bobby Hall, and the LCN continued on its downfall with the help of a series of inadequate executives. Bobby Hall kept his fierce attitude, avoided any major wars that would threaten the faction’s existence, continued to help the alliance prosper, and helped form a very strong representative democracy in the two terms that he was executive. The membership under his rule grew to 274 members. After Hall served two terms, he stepped down and elections were held. The main drafter of the Constitution, Adam Hinz, won. Adam Hinz, after finishing half of his term, which was racked with possible wars and inactivity, stepped down due to his inability to remain active, and handed the leadership of the faction over to his Deputy Executive (Shintaro Koido), who finished out the rest of Adam's term. Upon the end of the reign of Executive Koido, the faction held another election and elected King Daryl Cotton as the Fourth Executive of the ACN. Shortly after becoming Executive, Daryl illegally removed Bobby Hall for the sole reason of Bobby being a real-life LDS Christian beacuse Daryl wrongfully claimed that the LDS Church is not truly Christian. This decision led to a large struggle within the faction, with over 100 people leaving the faction in revolt and following Bobby Hall. Due to these internal disagreements, King Cotton resigned and James Willis became the Fifth Executive of the ACN. Because of life outside of the Nations application, Willis, too, resigned and named Joel Williams as his replacement. At the same time, in an effort to make its democratic stance more public, the Legislature of the ACN was switching to the Nations system for voting. When the measure had passed and things were switched over, a terrorist from the New Axis Powers (which Bobby Hall had rightfully assumed to be up to no good for a very long time, and others in the ACN foolishly ignored Bobby's belief) gained control of the Executive seat and ejected all members from the Faction. The leaders of the Faction would not let this hinder them and started the New Alliance of Christian Nations to reform and rebuild the great Faction they once had. Adam Hinz was placed in as Executive during the trying times until things were cleared up and rebuilt. Sadly, nothing much ever became of the New Alliance of Christian Nations. The faction never regained its glory days under Bobby Hall in the ACN, and to this day the faction has a multitude of inactivity and problems.