I'm not one of those people on the so called far right that are opposed to everything Christianity stands for, but I'm not fond of doctrines such as "turn the other cheek" and universal ethics.
That verse has mostly been misunderstood, I mean there's far more new testament law that goes into defense, and take up arms if necessary, just wars, etc. I mean if you take the words of Jesus Christ literally in reference to certain old testament law that he said was still law, such as the 10 commandments, the commandment for murder for example, goes into great detail about what murder is, and also how it is immoral and sinful to allow your people (neighbors, and nation [which was synonymous for race]) to suffer and just allow them to suffer.
Murder is killing with evil intent unjustly typically against someone innocent and undeserving. In other words, if you declare war against someone, and yes I mean YOU specifically not your nation, if you declare war against evil itself and you kill evil, justly with weapons in the physical world, if you fight for your neighbors, your nation, even if you're not conscripted into the military, this is justified in the bible.
The Bible is not pacificistic, Modern Christians have to warped it to be so, have twisted the religion so that many people who follow allow their neighbors and race/nation to suffer, that is not Christianity that is very unholy and Satanic
I do completely understand why people don't want to associate with Christianity or don't want to be Christian, I was Atheist and didn't even want to be Christian at all for these same reasons, until I saw the enemy, and extensively read into Abrahamic Religions myself and found out what actually was the truth, and the Talmudic seeds that have spread across this "Christianity"
There are many "Christcucks" in the world, but these people are not Christian in the slightest.
I do however see some value in Christianity. To take an example, I recognize its superior view of women compared to what my viking ancestors believed, and the christian virtue of abstinence over gluttony. Principally I'm neither Christian nor Pagan, I think we should strive to integrate both frameworks into a cohesive ideology/religion, which is what the National Socialists attempted to do with positive Christianity
I would actually suggest looking into what Himmler and Goebbels did entirely relating to Paganism, I understand you're not one of those insane pagans, but many people who fall under that camp pretend that oh there was this secret pagan agenda to undermine Christianity and in The Reich, and the only thing that they have is questionable if true "table talk" transcripts that are unverifiable, and Himmler specifically was not as Pagan as people have made out, he wasn't dogmatic about it at all, and if you look into what he was actually doing, he wasn't undermining Christianity in the Reich, he was just occassionally spreading some old German traditions, and this didn't undermine anything really.
They definitely were not these active pagans that you see in cucked larping "Nazi" groups nowadays. There are definitely some odd connections between some pagan religions, mostly nordic, and Christianity, some of the connections are complete bullshit, such as Jesus just being Zeus/Odin or some meme like that, Romans gave descriptions of what Jesus actually looked like, and they had no reason to lie, considering Romans didn't like Jesus, and they described him as a sunburnt blonde hair, blue eyed man, he was described as white basically.