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By Luis Gonzalez Plus one true one.
By Luis Gonzalez Plus one true one.
A football game in Texas last week exposed the emptiness of ‘civic nationalism’ as a durable source of American identity.
By Andrea Widburg Although the sample of well-known fraudsters is small, it strongly suggests this is a “leans left” problem.
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What is Christian Nationalism? Why are there two versions of it? How do they differ and why does it matter? In this video I break down: • Christian Cultural Nationalism (the newer form) and why it collapses into soft Christian globalism • Historic Christian Nationalism (Christian & Nativist) — the pattern that shaped most of Christendom • Why treating Christianity itself as a “nation” creates serious contradictions • How the “nation as people + Christian requirement” model solves those problems • The unique challenges of popular nationalism in a multi-racial country like the United States • Why blood alone isn’t enough, and why a shared religion functions as a nation’s operating system I also address common…
Photo Credit:Giovanni Paolo Panini, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons Public Domain By Lars Møller Industrial collapse, civic abdication, and the making of an American urban wasteland.
John Whitehead says the Christian legal movement is not what he envisioned when he launched the Rutherford Institute in 1982.