Christian Coalition of Countries
CCC Official Flag First CCC Flag April 2006—October 2007 Second CCC Flag October 2007—January 2011
CCC Motto: "Blessed are they that hear the word of God, and keep it.” – Luke 11:28
Anthem	Am I a Soldier of the Cross?
Team Color	Blue
Founder(s)	Curtis Martin : S Baptist Federation
Founded	27 April 2006
Leader(s)	High Council Chancellor: Czechinthepipes Vice Chancellor: Les Paul Supreme Minister of Defense: Scooby Doo Minister of Internal Affairs: Exodus Minister of Foreign Affairs: Xander the Great
Statistics as of 11 April 2012
Total Nations	▲ 102
Strength	▲ 2,863,326
Avg. Strength	▼ 28,072
Nukes	▲ 564
Score	▲ 11.89
Important Links	CCC forums Click here to sign up CN Wiki member list CCC factbook

The Christian Coalition of Countries (CCC) is currently the largest and most influential Christian alliance in Cyber Nations. It is a well respected alliance of Christian nations dedicated to mutual defense, maintaining a good witness in the CN world, and promoting the national religion of Christianity. The CCC is made up of an approximately equal mix of Protestant, Catholic, Non-Denominational, and Eastern Orthodox Christian nations. While seeking to remain true to its spiritual roots, the CCC is also striving to reflect the diversity found among those nations who choose to adhere to the National Religion of Christianity.

The Christian Coalition of Countries has historically held to a policy of neutrality in international affairs and politics. However, the CCC has always reserved the right to defend the Christian faith, and to defend fellow Christian nations from the threat of religious persecution and openly anti-Christian oppression.

Contents 1 History of the CCC 1.1 The Books of History 2 CCC Politics 2.1 Important Government Documents 2.2 Government Officials 3 Foreign Relations 4 Military of the CCC 5 See also

History of the CCCEdit

The Books of HistoryEdit

• Book One: Founding and Early Government (2006) (Partially Written)
• Book Two: Growing Pain (2007) (Not Yet Written)
• Book Three: Great Growth, Great Wars (2008) (Partially Written)
• Book Four

CCC Politics Edit

Important Government DocumentsEdit

• The Official Charter of the CCC with Appendix
• Election Guidelines and Practices
• Rules and Guidelines for the Christian Coalition of Countries Forums
• Treaties with other Alliances

Government Officials Edit

The Christian Coalition of Countries has a wide-ranging government structure, starting with the five High Council members who are elected quarterly. Three of these (Ministers of Foreign Affairs, Internal Affairs, and Defense) have Departments in which they appoint people to fill various roles.

The High Council of the CCC

Branch	Office	Holder	Nation
Executive	Chancellor	Czechinthepipes	Byzantine Empire 2
	Vice Chancellor	Les Paul Supreme	Ulsterstan
Ministry of Defense	Minister	Scooby Doo	Thanatopsis
Ministry of Internal Affairs	Minister	Exodus	Colossians
Ministry of Foreign Affairs	Minister	Xander the Great	Merk Emirates

Foreign RelationsEdit

Main article: Foreign Relations of the Christian Coalition of Countries

The CCC has traditionally worked to remain neutral in most conflicts. It is well-respected across Planet Bob, and has friendly relations with a great number of nations and alliances across the globe. Prior to the Unjust War, the CCC acted as if it had an unwritten one-way Non Aggression Pact with the rest of the world. However, to foster international friendships, the CCC will seek to sign treaties with other alliances, and welcomes diplomats from all alliances to its forums.

Military of the CCCEdit

Main article: Military of the Christian Coalition of Countries

The CCC, as reflected by Article I Section III and Article V of the Charter, is an alliance whose wars are almost exclusively defensive. As stated in Article V, aggressive wars require a majority vote in the High Council. Despite this, the CCC has been involved in many campaigns in its history. Most notably the War of the Coalition, Karma War and the Grudge War global conflicts.

See alsoEdit

Christian Coalition of Countries (Edit)
General Info	Wiki Page | Forum | Join Now | IRC
The High Council	Chancellor | Vice-Chancellor | MoIA | MoFA | MoD
History	Book One | Book Two | Book Three | Book Four
Famous Leaders	Curtis Martin | Sheldomar | KeyStroke | Nate1865
Related Articles	Christianity | Jesus Christ | Nick-Names | Jargon
Splinter Alliances	Team JESUS | CROWN | GOP | TIA

[edit] Significant Blue Team Alliances
Current	AB • ARES • Avalanche(2) • CCC • Echelon • GDA • MCXA • NADC • NATO • NpO • TAE • TIO(2) • AE • PNU
Under 20	Forbidden Honor • KoH(2) • NAAC(2) • OcUK • TSoO
Defunct	1TF • ACL • AE • AoR • Avalanche(1) • bLUE • BC • BRIG • BTA(1) • BTA(2) • CF • CKE • CORN CL • CIN • CGN • CXA • Deinos • DnD • DRAGON • Genesis • GOOR • Gondor • GR • HALO • Hyperion • IAA(1) • IAA(2) • ICENI • KoH(1) • MAD • NAAC(1) • NV • NUHF • Ody • OIN • PA • RD • REC • RoA • SOLID • SOUL • TDE • TFD • TIA • TIP • TKTB • tLC • tLW • TPC • TSH • TSV • UINE • UBD • UoU • USA • USB • YUC
Moved	CBS • Colossus • FCO • FUCN • IPA • LoSS • PLUS • The Renegade • Sanitarium(1) • WAPA
See also	Agora Accords • BLEU • Blunity Accords • Sirius
Currently sanctioned alliances are denoted by Bold Italicized Font. Formerly sanctioned alliances are denoted by Bold Font.

v · d · e Religious Alliances
Religious Affiliation	Current	Defunct
Christian	Christian Coalition of Countries	Catholic Alliance | CROWN | Irish Republican Army | Team JESUS | Arctic Byzantine Alliance
Muslim		Hizb Islam | Jamahiriya (1st) | Jamahiriya (2nd)
Mixed Religions		Holy Roman Empire
Internet Religions		United Pastafarian Alliance Coalition | SOS Brigade (Standard Edition) | SOS Brigade (Tournament Edition)
Semi-Religious		League of United Armenians | Order of the Sword | Serbian Knights Alliance ZI Club | Trollwitch Defense Force
Mixed Religions indicates alliances that have more than one religious belief, ethic, moral or have religious teachings that are in one form or another a central part of their culture. Semi-Religious indicates alliances which may have a religious theme or background as a part of their alliance culture or foundation, but for which dedication to that religion is not central to their alliance identity.