#christian-nationalism

#christian-nationalism

The phrase 'so help me God' has become a mythic component of the presidential oath, linked to American national memory and Christian nationalism.

Trump's appointment of Russell Vought signifies the influence of Project 2025 and its Christian nationalist agenda in his potential second administration.

The Courage Tour merges spirituality with political activism, encouraging attendees to engage in local governance with a sense of divine purpose.

Trump believes his survival from an assassination attempt signifies a divine purpose to help heal a broken America.

Trump positions himself as a protector of Christian freedoms in the 2024 election, contrasting with a hypothetical Kamala Harris administration.

Trump's anti-trans executive order sparked condemnation from LGBTQ+ groups as a harmful measure against their rights.

A coalition of rightwing leaders poses a significant threat to democratic governance in the US, as explored in Katherine Stewart's new book.

26% of Americans are unaffiliated with a religion, up from 2013.

General public, especially younger Americans, is moving away from religions endorsing certain policies.

Christian nationalists aim to influence local to federal government through grassroots prayer movements, emphasizing a perceived spiritual battle against societal changes.

Conservative efforts are increasing to integrate Christianity into public school systems, heightening debates over church-state separation.

Trump's inauguration committee is set to raise unprecedented funds with costly inaugural events, prompting criticism of financial barriers to civic engagement.

Christian nationalism in the U.S. advocates for laws reflecting Christian values, with significant public support for a Christian nation.

Pew Research shows a notable portion of Americans desire biblical influence in legislation.

Christian Nationalism influences the MAGA movement, affecting perceptions of American identity and governance.

New Texas textbooks will emphasize patriotism, American exceptionalism, and Christian values, alongside minimizing slavery's impact.

A MAGA pastor was convicted of child abuse for extreme punishment methods, including using packing tape on students.

Rapert's extreme rhetoric against LGBTQ+ books highlights the ongoing battle over educational content in Arkansas.

He advocates for the elimination of the state library board due to perceived failures in supporting his mission against LGBTQ+ material.

Pete Hegseth's appointment as Secretary of Defense reflects a combative Christian nationalism, drawing parallels to the Crusades despite controversy surrounding his past.

Pete Hegseth's nomination for Secretary of Defense raises alarms due to his extreme rightwing Christian ideology and potential for promoting violent policies.

Russell Vought is orchestrating a far-right agenda that seeks to redefine the U.S. government under Trump, advocating for a purged and weaponized bureaucracy.

Project 2025 outlines a conservative agenda for reshaping government under a potential Trump presidency.

Project 2025's influence extends beyond Trump; red states are actively implementing its divisive policies regardless of federal oversight.

Project 2025 outlines a conservative agenda threatening personal freedoms and privacy under a potential Trump administration.

Christian nationalists label Kamala Harris with 'Jezebel spirit,' linking her to racist and misogynistic history that alarms scholars.

Evangelical rhetoric increasingly frames political opponents in apocalyptic terms, exemplified by extreme statements against Vice-President Kamala Harris.

Republican Senator JD Vance's attendance at a town hall hosted by Christian nationalist Lance Wallnau raises alarms about political extremism and conspiracy.

J.D. Vance's campaign in Monroeville, PA reflects deepening ties to Christian nationalism and complexities within evangelical politics.

Public expressions of kindness, like a flight attendant's blessing, can ignite significant controversy and backlash.

Clara Jeffery's complaints are part of a larger discussion about the reception of religious expressions in public settings.

A controversial ad about Jesus Christ aired during the Super Bowl, sparking anger among Christians

The ad, created by a group called He Gets Us, aims to reintroduce Jesus as a figure of unconditional love and acceptance

Superintendent Ryan Walters mandated Bible instruction for grades 5-12, sparking debates over the role of religion in public education and highlighting tensions in American politics.

Joel Webbon's extreme views on homosexuality and civil rights reflect a disturbing trend within far-right Christian nationalism.