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Christian nationalism

April 12, 2024

Christian nationalism is a type of religious nationalism that is affiliated with Christianity. It primarily focuses on the internal politics of society, such as legislating civil and criminal laws that reflect their view of Christianity and the role of religion/s in political and social life.[1]

In countries with a state church, Christian nationalists seek to preserve the status of a Christian state by holding an antidisestablishmentarian position to perpetuate the Church in national politics.[2][3][4]

Christian nationalism supports the presence of Christian symbols in the public square, and state patronage for the practice and display of religion, such as Christmas as a national holiday, school prayer, the exhibition of nativity scenes during Christmastide, and the Christian Cross on Good Friday.[5][6] Christian nationalism draws political support from the broader Christian right, but not exclusively, given the broad support for observing Christmas as a national holiday in many countries.[7]

By country edit

Canada edit

The COVID-19 pandemic saw a rise in Christian nationalist activity with many groups using anti-lockdown sentiments to expand their reach to more people.[8] The group Liberty Coalition Canada has garnered support from many elected politicians across Canada.[9] In their founding documents they argue that "it is only in Christianized nations that religious freedom has ever flourished."[10] Their rallies have attracted the support of Alex Jones and Canada First, a spin-off of Nick Fuentes' group America First.[11] Many of Liberty Coalition Canada's leaders are pastors who have racked up millions in potential fines for violating COVID protocols and in many cases express ultra-conservative views.[12]

Russia edit

President of Russia Vladimir Putin has been described as a global leader of the Christian nationalist and Christian right movements.[13] As President, Putin has increased the power of the Russian Orthodox Church and proclaimed his staunch belief in Eastern Orthodoxy,[14] as well as maintaining close contacts with Patriarchs of Moscow and all Rus' Alexy II and Kirill.

The Russian Imperial Movement is a prominent neo-Nazi Christian nationalist group that trains militants all over Europe and has recruited thousands of fighters for its paramilitary group, the Imperial Legion, which is participating in the war in Ukraine. The group also works with the Atomwaffen Division in order to network with and recruit extremists from the United States.[15][16]

Scotland edit

In Scotland UK, the Scottish Family Party has been described as Christian nationalist. The party was formed as a push back movement, based on a rejection of LGBT+ topics being taught in schools, with the political party claiming it to be an overly sexualized topic and ideology. They believe it to be an attack on traditional Christian family values, promoted by the Scottish National Party.

South Africa edit

The future leader of the National Party and Apartheid Prime Minister of South Africa, BJ Vorster in 1942 declared: "We stand for Christian Nationalism which is an ally of National Socialism. You can call this anti-democratic principle dictatorship if you wish. In Italy, it is called Fascism; in Germany, National Socialism and in South Africa, Christian Nationalism."[17]

While the National Party was primarily concerned about the nationalist interest of Afrikaners, there was a strong adherence to Calvinist interpretations of Christianity as the bedrock of the state. Moreover, by advancing ideas of Christian Nationalism, the National Party could incorporate other "nations" in their programme of racial hierarchies and segregation.[18] The Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa provided much of the theological[19] and moral justification for Apartheid and the basis for racial hierarchy.[20]

The adjective commonly used in South Africa is "Christian national", without the "ist", e.g. Christian national education.[21] The term may be applied to any activity that combines Christian values with traditional values of Southern African Afrikaans speakers, although it is most commonly used to refer to a type of K12 education, and in modern usage it rarely refers to a governmental political view.[citation needed] The term is viewed positively by Afrikaans people,[citation needed] even those who strongly oppose Apartheid and fascism, although far-left and far-right non-Afrikaans political parties often use the term as a slur.[citation needed]

United States edit

Further information: Accommodationism, Christian fundamentalism, Christian Identity, Christian right, Radical right (United States) § Trumpism, and Trumpism § Christian Trumpism
See also: Democratic backsliding in the United States § Religious and white nationalism

The Christian Liberty Party and the American Redoubt movement—both organized and inspired by members of the Constitution Party—are early 21st century examples of political tendencies which are rooted in Christian nationalism, with the latter advocating a degree of separatism.[22][23] The New Columbia Movement is an organization in the United States that identifies as being aligned with Christian nationalism.[24][25] Christian nationalists believe that the US is meant to be a Christian nation and want to "take back" the US for God.[26][27]

Author Bradley Onishi has described this theologically-infused political ideology as a "national renewal project that envisions a pure American body that is heterosexual, white, native-born, that speaks English as a first language, and that is thoroughly patriarchal."[23] Experts say that Christian-associated support for right-wing politicians and social policies, such as legislation which is related to immigration, gun control and poverty is best understood as Christian nationalism, rather than evangelicalism per se.[26][28] Some studies of white evangelicals show that, among people who self-identify as evangelical Christians, the more they attend church, the more they pray, and the more they read the Bible, the less support they have for nationalist (though not socially conservative) policies.[28] Non-nationalistic evangelicals ideologically agree with Christian nationalists in areas such as gender roles, and sexuality.[28]

A study which was conducted in May 2022 showed that the strongest base of support for Christian nationalism comes from Republicans who identify as Evangelical or born again Christians.[29][30] Of this demographic group, 78% are in favor of formally declaring that the United States should be a Christian nation, versus only 48% of Republicans overall. Age is also a factor, with over 70% of Republicans from the Baby Boomer and Silent Generations supporting the United States officially becoming a Christian nation. According to Politico, the polling also found that sentiments of white grievance are highly correlated with Christian nationalism: "White respondents who say that members of their race have faced more discrimination than others are most likely to embrace a Christian America. Roughly 59% of all Americans who say white people have been discriminated against ... favor declaring the U.S. a Christian nation, compared to 38% of all Americans."[29][31]

Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has referred to herself as a Christian nationalist. Fellow congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Mary Miller have also expressed support for Christian nationalism.[32][33] Politician Doug Mastriano is a prominent figure in the fundamentalist Christian nationalist movement, and has called the separation of church and state a myth.[34][35]

Andrew Torba, the CEO of the alt-tech platform Gab, supported Mastriano's failed 2022 bid for office,[36] in order to build a grass-roots Christian nationalist political movement to help "take back" government power for "the glory of God"; he has argued that "unapologetic Christian Nationalism is what will save the United States of America".[37][38] Torba is also a proponent of the great replacement conspiracy theory, and he has said that "The best way to stop White genocide and White replacement, both of which are demonstrably and undeniably happening, is to get married to a White woman and have a lot of White babies".[37] White nationalist Nick Fuentes has also expressed support for Christian nationalism.[39][40]

Author Katherine Stewart has called the combined ideology and political movement of Christian nationalism "an organized quest for power" and she says that Florida governor Ron DeSantis has identified with and promoted this system of values in order to gain votes in his bid for political advancement.[41] According to the Tampa Bay Times, DeSantis has also promoted a civics course for educators, which emphasized the belief that "the nation's founders did not desire a strict separation of state and church"; the teacher training program also "pushed a judicial theory, favored by legal conservatives like DeSantis, that requires people to interpret the Constitution as the framers intended it, not as a living, evolving document".[42][43][44][30]

Some Christian nationalists also engage in spiritual warfare and militarized forms of prayers in order to defend and advance their beliefs and political agenda.[45] According to American Studies professor S. Jonathon O'Donnell: "A key idea in spiritual warfare is that demons don't only attack people, as in depictions of demonic possession, but also take control of places and institutions, such as journalism, academia, and both municipal and federal bureaucracies. By doing so, demons are framed as advancing social projects that spiritual warriors see as opposing God's plans. These include advances in reproductive and LGBTQ rights and tolerance for non-Christian religions (especially Islam)."[46]

January 6 US Capitol attack and election certification edit

In the wake of the January 6 attack on the Capitol, the term "Christian nationalism" has become synonymous with white Christian identity politics, a belief system that asserts itself as an integral part of American identity overall.[37][47] The New York Times notes that historically, "Christian nationalism in America has ... encompassed extremist ideologies".[37][48] Critics have argued that Christian nationalism promotes racist tendencies, male violence, anti-democratic sentiment, and revisionist history.[49][50] Christian nationalism in the United States is also linked to political opposition to gun control laws and strong cultural support for interpretations of the Second Amendment that protect the right of individuals to keep and bear arms.[51]

Political analyst Jared Yates Sexton has said: "Republicans recognize that QAnon and Christian nationalism are invaluable tools" and that these belief systems "legitimize antidemocratic actions, political violence, and widespread oppression", which he calls an "incredible threat" that extends beyond Trumpism.[52]

The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty and the Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF) released a 66-page report on February 9, 2022, titled "Christian Nationalism and the January 6, 2021 Insurrection."[53]  It chronicled the use of Christian imagery and language by protestors on January 6, detailed the "various nonprofit groups, lawmakers and clergy who worked together to adorn Jan. 6 and Donald Trump’s effort to overturn his electoral loss with theological fervor," and discussed the important role that race had to play.[54] The Congressional Freethought Caucus hosted a virtual briefing of the report on March 17, 2022, called "God is On Our Side: White Christian Nationalism and the Capitol Insurrection."  Speakers included Amanda Tyler, Executive Director, Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty; Dr. Samuel L. Perry, Associate Professor of Sociology, University of Oklahoma; Dr. Jemar Tisby, speaker, historian, and author of The Color of Compromise: The Truth about the American Church’s Complicity in Racism; and Andrew Seidel, Vice President of Strategic Communications at Americans United for the Separation of Church and State.  On March 18, 2022, Seidel delivered written testimony to the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol, and opened by quoting a statement he originally made on September 19, 2019, at the Religion News Association conference in Las Vegas: "Christian Nationalism is the biggest threat to America today. An existential threat to a government of the people, for the people, and by the people."[55]

The Washington Post reported that God & Country, a documentary film produced by Rob Reiner, was released in early 2024 to "wake up churchgoing American Christians" to the "threat of anti-democratic religious extremism in the United States".[56]

Criticisms of significance edit

Responding to media analysis about the effects of Trumpism and Christian nationalism following the 2020 presidential election, Professor Daniel Strand, writing for The American Conservative, said that there was a "superficially Christian presence at the January 6 protest" and he criticized claims that Christian nationalism played a central role in the attack on the Capitol. He cited a University of Chicago study which found that "those arrested on January 6 were motivated by the belief that the election was stolen and [influenced by] what they call 'the great replacement' " theory. Strand says the study failed to mention "any explicit religious motivation, let alone theological beliefs about America being a Christian nation".[57][58]

See also edit

References edit

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  50. ^ Blake, John (July 24, 2022). "An 'imposter Christianity' is threatening American democracy". CNN. Retrieved August 22, 2022. That ends-justify-the means approach is a key part of White Christian nationalism", says Du Mez. It's why so many rallied behind former President Trump on January 6 ... But with few exceptions, White Christian nationalists do not accept this 'militant masculinity' when exhibited by Black, Middle Eastern and Latino men ... Aggression by people of color 'is seen as a threat to the stability of home and nation,' she writes.
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Further reading edit

  • Backhouse, Stephen (2011). Kierkegaard's Critique of Christian Nationalism. OUP Oxford. ISBN 978-0-19-960472-2.
  • Bloomberg, Charles (1989). Christian Nationalism and the Rise of the Afrikaner Broederbond in South Africa, 1918-48. Palgrave Macmillan UK. ISBN 978-1-349-10694-3.
  • Goldberg, Michelle (2007). Kingdom Coming: The Rise of Christian Nationalism. W. W. Norton. ISBN 978-0-393-32976-6.
  • McDonald, Marci (2010). The Armageddon Factor: The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Canada. Random House of Canada. ISBN 978-0-307-36788-4.
  • O'Donnell, Jonathon (2020). Stausberg, Michael; Engler, Steven (eds.). "The Deliverance of the Administrative State: Deep State Conspiracism, Charismatic Demonology, and the Post-truth Politics of American Christian Nationalism". Religion. 50 (4). Taylor & Francis: 696–719. doi:10.1080/0048721X.2020.1810817. ISSN 1096-1151. S2CID 222094116.
  • Oltman, Adele (2012). Sacred Mission, Worldly Ambition: Black Christian Nationalism in the Age of Jim Crow. University of Georgia Press. ISBN 978-0-8203-4126-2.
  • Onishi, Bradley B. (2023). Preparing for War: The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism—and What Comes Next. Minneapolis: Broadleaf Books. ISBN 9781506482163. OCLC 1332780792.
  • Seidel, Andrew (2019). The Founding Myth: Why Christian Nationalism Is Un-American. New York: Sterling Publishing. ISBN 978-1-4549-3327-4. OCLC 1100422366.
  • Shortle, Allyson F.; McDaniel, Eric L.; Nooruddin, Irfan (2022). The Everyday Crusade: Christian Nationalism in American Politics. Cambridge University Press. doi:10.1017/9781009029445. ISBN 978-1-009-02944-5.
  • Whitehead, Andrew; Samuel Perry (2020). Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States. OUP Oxford. ISBN 978-0190057886.

External links edit

  • Christian Nationalists of America
  • "Michael Flynn's Holy War". Frontline. PBS. October 18, 2022.
  • Minnesota lawmakers' 'Secular Government Caucus' will combat Christian nationalism
  • "Christian Nationalism Is Reshaping Fertility Rights, and Books Dominate at the Oscars"—On the Media, WNYC


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Christian nationalism is a type of religious nationalism that is affiliated with Christianity It primarily focuses on the internal politics of society such as legislating civil and criminal laws that reflect their view of Christianity and the role of religion s in political and social life 1 In countries with a state church Christian nationalists seek to preserve the status of a Christian state by holding an antidisestablishmentarian position to perpetuate the Church in national politics 2 3 4 Christian nationalism supports the presence of Christian symbols in the public square and state patronage for the practice and display of religion such as Christmas as a national holiday school prayer the exhibition of nativity scenes during Christmastide and the Christian Cross on Good Friday 5 6 Christian nationalism draws political support from the broader Christian right but not exclusively given the broad support for observing Christmas as a national holiday in many countries 7 Contents 1 By country 1 1 Canada 1 2 Russia 1 3 Scotland 1 4 South Africa 1 5 United States 1 5 1 January 6 US Capitol attack and election certification 1 5 2 Criticisms of significance 2 See also 3 References 4 Further reading 5 External linksBy country editCanada edit The COVID 19 pandemic saw a rise in Christian nationalist activity with many groups using anti lockdown sentiments to expand their reach to more people 8 The group Liberty Coalition Canada has garnered support from many elected politicians across Canada 9 In their founding documents they argue that it is only in Christianized nations that religious freedom has ever flourished 10 Their rallies have attracted the support of Alex Jones and Canada First a spin off of Nick Fuentes group America First 11 Many of Liberty Coalition Canada s leaders are pastors who have racked up millions in potential fines for violating COVID protocols and in many cases express ultra conservative views 12 Russia edit President of Russia Vladimir Putin has been described as a global leader of the Christian nationalist and Christian right movements 13 As President Putin has increased the power of the Russian Orthodox Church and proclaimed his staunch belief in Eastern Orthodoxy 14 as well as maintaining close contacts with Patriarchs of Moscow and all Rus Alexy II and Kirill The Russian Imperial Movement is a prominent neo Nazi Christian nationalist group that trains militants all over Europe and has recruited thousands of fighters for its paramilitary group the Imperial Legion which is participating in the war in Ukraine The group also works with the Atomwaffen Division in order to network with and recruit extremists from the United States 15 16 Scotland edit In Scotland UK the Scottish Family Party has been described as Christian nationalist The party was formed as a push back movement based on a rejection of LGBT topics being taught in schools with the political party claiming it to be an overly sexualized topic and ideology They believe it to be an attack on traditional Christian family values promoted by the Scottish National Party South Africa edit The future leader of the National Party and Apartheid Prime Minister of South Africa BJ Vorster in 1942 declared We stand for Christian Nationalism which is an ally of National Socialism You can call this anti democratic principle dictatorship if you wish In Italy it is called Fascism in Germany National Socialism and in South Africa Christian Nationalism 17 While the National Party was primarily concerned about the nationalist interest of Afrikaners there was a strong adherence to Calvinist interpretations of Christianity as the bedrock of the state Moreover by advancing ideas of Christian Nationalism the National Party could incorporate other nations in their programme of racial hierarchies and segregation 18 The Dutch Reformed Church in South Africa provided much of the theological 19 and moral justification for Apartheid and the basis for racial hierarchy 20 The adjective commonly used in South Africa is Christian national without the ist e g Christian national education 21 The term may be applied to any activity that combines Christian values with traditional values of Southern African Afrikaans speakers although it is most commonly used to refer to a type of K12 education and in modern usage it rarely refers to a governmental political view citation needed The term is viewed positively by Afrikaans people citation needed even those who strongly oppose Apartheid and fascism although far left and far right non Afrikaans political parties often use the term as a slur citation needed United States edit Further information Accommodationism Christian fundamentalism Christian Identity Christian right Radical right United States Trumpism and Trumpism Christian Trumpism See also Democratic backsliding in the United States Religious and white nationalism The Christian Liberty Party and the American Redoubt movement both organized and inspired by members of the Constitution Party are early 21st century examples of political tendencies which are rooted in Christian nationalism with the latter advocating a degree of separatism 22 23 The New Columbia Movement is an organization in the United States that identifies as being aligned with Christian nationalism 24 25 Christian nationalists believe that the US is meant to be a Christian nation and want to take back the US for God 26 27 Author Bradley Onishi has described this theologically infused political ideology as a national renewal project that envisions a pure American body that is heterosexual white native born that speaks English as a first language and that is thoroughly patriarchal 23 Experts say that Christian associated support for right wing politicians and social policies such as legislation which is related to immigration gun control and poverty is best understood as Christian nationalism rather than evangelicalism per se 26 28 Some studies of white evangelicals show that among people who self identify as evangelical Christians the more they attend church the more they pray and the more they read the Bible the less support they have for nationalist though not socially conservative policies 28 Non nationalistic evangelicals ideologically agree with Christian nationalists in areas such as gender roles and sexuality 28 A study which was conducted in May 2022 showed that the strongest base of support for Christian nationalism comes from Republicans who identify as Evangelical or born again Christians 29 30 Of this demographic group 78 are in favor of formally declaring that the United States should be a Christian nation versus only 48 of Republicans overall Age is also a factor with over 70 of Republicans from the Baby Boomer and Silent Generations supporting the United States officially becoming a Christian nation According to Politico the polling also found that sentiments of white grievance are highly correlated with Christian nationalism White respondents who say that members of their race have faced more discrimination than others are most likely to embrace a Christian America Roughly 59 of all Americans who say white people have been discriminated against favor declaring the U S a Christian nation compared to 38 of all Americans 29 31 Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has referred to herself as a Christian nationalist Fellow congresswomen Lauren Boebert and Mary Miller have also expressed support for Christian nationalism 32 33 Politician Doug Mastriano is a prominent figure in the fundamentalist Christian nationalist movement and has called the separation of church and state a myth 34 35 Andrew Torba the CEO of the alt tech platform Gab supported Mastriano s failed 2022 bid for office 36 in order to build a grass roots Christian nationalist political movement to help take back government power for the glory of God he has argued that unapologetic Christian Nationalism is what will save the United States of America 37 38 Torba is also a proponent of the great replacement conspiracy theory and he has said that The best way to stop White genocide and White replacement both of which are demonstrably and undeniably happening is to get married to a White woman and have a lot of White babies 37 White nationalist Nick Fuentes has also expressed support for Christian nationalism 39 40 Author Katherine Stewart has called the combined ideology and political movement of Christian nationalism an organized quest for power and she says that Florida governor Ron DeSantis has identified with and promoted this system of values in order to gain votes in his bid for political advancement 41 According to the Tampa Bay Times DeSantis has also promoted a civics course for educators which emphasized the belief that the nation s founders did not desire a strict separation of state and church the teacher training program also pushed a judicial theory favored by legal conservatives like DeSantis that requires people to interpret the Constitution as the framers intended it not as a living evolving document 42 43 44 30 Some Christian nationalists also engage in spiritual warfare and militarized forms of prayers in order to defend and advance their beliefs and political agenda 45 According to American Studies professor S Jonathon O Donnell A key idea in spiritual warfare is that demons don t only attack people as in depictions of demonic possession but also take control of places and institutions such as journalism academia and both municipal and federal bureaucracies By doing so demons are framed as advancing social projects that spiritual warriors see as opposing God s plans These include advances in reproductive and LGBTQ rights and tolerance for non Christian religions especially Islam 46 January 6 US Capitol attack and election certification edit In the wake of the January 6 attack on the Capitol the term Christian nationalism has become synonymous with white Christian identity politics a belief system that asserts itself as an integral part of American identity overall 37 47 The New York Times notes that historically Christian nationalism in America has encompassed extremist ideologies 37 48 Critics have argued that Christian nationalism promotes racist tendencies male violence anti democratic sentiment and revisionist history 49 50 Christian nationalism in the United States is also linked to political opposition to gun control laws and strong cultural support for interpretations of the Second Amendment that protect the right of individuals to keep and bear arms 51 Political analyst Jared Yates Sexton has said Republicans recognize that QAnon and Christian nationalism are invaluable tools and that these belief systems legitimize antidemocratic actions political violence and widespread oppression which he calls an incredible threat that extends beyond Trumpism 52 The Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty and the Freedom From Religion Foundation FFRF released a 66 page report on February 9 2022 titled Christian Nationalism and the January 6 2021 Insurrection 53 It chronicled the use of Christian imagery and language by protestors on January 6 detailed the various nonprofit groups lawmakers and clergy who worked together to adorn Jan 6 and Donald Trump s effort to overturn his electoral loss with theological fervor and discussed the important role that race had to play 54 The Congressional Freethought Caucus hosted a virtual briefing of the report on March 17 2022 called God is On Our Side White Christian Nationalism and the Capitol Insurrection Speakers included Amanda Tyler Executive Director Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty Dr Samuel L Perry Associate Professor of Sociology University of Oklahoma Dr Jemar Tisby speaker historian and author of The Color of Compromise The Truth about the American Church s Complicity in Racism and Andrew Seidel Vice President of Strategic Communications at Americans United for the Separation of Church and State On March 18 2022 Seidel delivered written testimony to the Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol and opened by quoting a statement he originally made on September 19 2019 at the Religion News Association conference in Las Vegas Christian Nationalism is the biggest threat to America today An existential threat to a government of the people for the people and by the people 55 The Washington Post reported that God amp Country a documentary film produced by Rob Reiner was released in early 2024 to wake up churchgoing American Christians to the threat of anti democratic religious extremism in the United States 56 Criticisms of significance edit Responding to media analysis about the effects of Trumpism and Christian nationalism following the 2020 presidential election Professor Daniel Strand writing for The American Conservative said that there was a superficially Christian presence at the January 6 protest and he criticized claims that Christian nationalism played a central role in the attack on the Capitol He cited a University of Chicago study which found that those arrested on January 6 were motivated by the belief that the election was stolen and influenced by what they call the great replacement theory Strand says the study failed to mention any explicit religious motivation let alone theological beliefs about America being a Christian nation 57 58 See also edit nbsp Christianity portal nbsp Conservatism portalAntisemitism in Christianity Christian democracy Christian fascism Christian fundamentalism Christian Identity Christian reconstructionism Christian terrorism Christian theology Christianity and violence Dominion theology Hindutva Kahanism Theocracy TheonomyReferences edit Perry Samuel L Whitehead Andrew L Grubbs Joshua B Winter 2021 Baker Joseph O ed Save the Economy Liberty and Yourself Christian Nationalism and Americans Views on Government COVID 19 Restrictions Sociology of Religion 82 4 Oxford and New 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nationalists do not accept this militant masculinity when exhibited by Black Middle Eastern and Latino men Aggression by people of color is seen as a threat to the stability of home and nation she writes Perry Samuel L May 25 2022 School Shootings Confirm That Guns Are the Religion of the Right Time Archived from the original on October 4 2022 Retrieved October 4 2022 Conley Julia September 21 2022 Majority of Republican Voters Say US Should Be Declared a Christian Nation Common Dreams Archived from the original on September 27 2022 Retrieved September 27 2022 Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty Freedom From Religion Foundation February 9 2022 Report on Christian nationalism and the January 6 insurrection Report Retrieved March 13 2024 Boorstein Michelle March 18 2022 Researchers warn that Christian Nationalists are becoming more radical and are targeting voting Washington Post Retrieved September 8 2023 Seidel Andrew March 18 2022 Christian Nationalism and the Capitol 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ISBN 978 0 393 32976 6 McDonald Marci 2010 The Armageddon Factor The Rise of Christian Nationalism in Canada Random House of Canada ISBN 978 0 307 36788 4 O Donnell Jonathon 2020 Stausberg Michael Engler Steven eds The Deliverance of the Administrative State Deep State Conspiracism Charismatic Demonology and the Post truth Politics of American Christian Nationalism Religion 50 4 Taylor amp Francis 696 719 doi 10 1080 0048721X 2020 1810817 ISSN 1096 1151 S2CID 222094116 Oltman Adele 2012 Sacred Mission Worldly Ambition Black Christian Nationalism in the Age of Jim Crow University of Georgia Press ISBN 978 0 8203 4126 2 Onishi Bradley B 2023 Preparing for War The Extremist History of White Christian Nationalism and What Comes Next Minneapolis Broadleaf Books ISBN 9781506482163 OCLC 1332780792 Seidel Andrew 2019 The Founding Myth Why Christian Nationalism Is Un American New York Sterling Publishing ISBN 978 1 4549 3327 4 OCLC 1100422366 Shortle Allyson F McDaniel Eric L Nooruddin Irfan 2022 The Everyday Crusade Christian Nationalism in American Politics Cambridge University Press doi 10 1017 9781009029445 ISBN 978 1 009 02944 5 Whitehead Andrew Samuel Perry 2020 Taking America Back for God Christian Nationalism in the United States OUP Oxford ISBN 978 0190057886 External links editChristian Nationalists of America Michael Flynn s Holy War Frontline PBS October 18 2022 Minnesota lawmakers Secular Government Caucus will combat Christian nationalism Christian Nationalism Is Reshaping Fertility Rights and Books Dominate at the Oscars On the Media WNYC Retrieved from https en wikipedia org w index php title Christian nationalism amp oldid 1217948780, wikipedia, wiki, book, books, library,

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