"I'd like to see the nation be a Christian nation, and I'd like to see the world be a Christian world."
"The 19th Amendment was a bad idea."
"Hegseth reposted it, and he himself said 'All of Christ for All of Life,' which is a tagline that we use."
"We're trying to give these people an opportunity to meet with God."
Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth's endorsement of extremist Christian nationalism through his affiliation with the Communion of Reformed Evangelical Churches (CREC) raises concerns. In a CNN segment, Pastor Doug Wilson expressed a desire for a Christian nation and criticized women's voting rights, while other CREC leaders supported patriarchal values. Hegseth's association with the church and his use of its motto suggest a push to reshape military and governmental structures along these lines, furthering a agenda reflective of his church's ideologies. Hegseth's personal crises have intertwined with his religious transformation and militant aspirations.
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