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Will anything stop American Christians voting for Trump this November? The depressing answer seems to be, no, nothing. Is he villain or victim? Convicted criminal or hero?

According to Karl Rahner, the econmic Trinity is the immanent Trinity, and the immanent Trinity is the economic Trinity. Got it? Rahner's Rule and God as Trinity

Roger Olson prophetically critiques White American Christian Nationalism (WACN), sharply distinguishing WACN from spiritually healthy evangelical Christian faith. The separation of WACN from evangelical spirituality is already declared within the evangelical camp itself. There is no need for progressives or liberals to mercilessly attack the evangelicals from the outside. Roger Olson critiques White American Christian Nationalism

Progressive Christians Against Christian Nationalism (CACN) are displacing their anger at Donald Trump onto evangelicals by painting evangelicals with the colors of American Christian nationalism (ACN). That is, CACNers blame white evangelicals for Christian nationalism. This is a mistake. Evangelical leaders themselves are anti-ACN. Providence puts Ameria in God's plan

Don't let your theology trump the Bible. Arminians and Calvinists have a lot to offer each other. I think they are both wrong on some things but helpful on others. We must accept one another as brothers and sisters who reflect part of God’s glory that we ourselves can’t.

Christians Against Christian Nationalism (CACN) are convinced that American Christian Nationalists (ACN) want the federal government to declare the United States to be a Christian nation. A Christian nation? Yes according to ACN.

Will the Trump presidential campaign put Christian nationalism on our doorstep? Would a Trump reelection turn Washington into a theocracy? Will Trump put Christian nationalism on our doorstep?

In short, theological developments within the past two decades in both evangelical institutions and churches present the greatest threat to orthodox Christianity since the time of the arch-heretic Arius. They have been animated by two recurring ancient errors that have found inroads in some of America’s largest theological institutions.

Big History and Evangelical Theology mix like oil and water. Evangelical theologian Roger E Olson is sharply critical of the naturalistic and materialistic assumptions made by big historians. Big History and EvangelicaL Theology? Like oil and water.

Is it any wonder that the two most influential definitions of the “good news” in a Western society built on capitalism and retribution would be about people getting paid or being punished?