Christian Nationalism
Can a nation be Christian?
Centered edition for believersSwitch to Honest Heretics (for skeptics)
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- Read it3 min
- The world behind the words4 min
- How it drifted5 min
- Honest objections3 min
- Measured against the center2 min
- A keeper1 min
- Reflect2 min
- Practice this week1 min
- Talk it over1 min
- A quiet moment1 min
Many Christians have heard that their country was founded as a Christian nation, that it has drifted from God, and that faithful people must take it back. Sometimes the call is to pray. Sometimes it is to win: to put believers in charge, write the faith into law, and make the nation officially Christian again. The name for that second idea is Christian nationalism.
This lesson is not about whether you love your country, or whether your faith should shape how you vote. Both are good. It is about something narrower: whether he ever asked his followers to make a nation his. You don't need anyone's permission to follow him, inside a church or outside one, and you don't need a Christian government either.
Measured against the center
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