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The post, "Who is afraid of Christian Nationalism?," stirred up a hornets nest. Let's get inside the buzzing to see just what stings. We will find two hornets nests, one for American Christian Nationalism (ACN) and one for Christians Against Christian Nationalism (CACN). Christian Nationalist Hornets Nest
The bombastic vitriol spewed by the anti-Christian nationalsm movement is really aimed, I think, at American evangelical Christians. Evangelicals Against Christian Nationalism should be applauded by progressives.
The American Academy of Religion just offered a well-attended and fascinating panel on "The Threat of Christian Nationalism" to democracy. Survey data was interpreted to support the thesis that America's evangelical Christians tout white supremecy. Frankly, I don't think the data supports this thesis. I suspect that my progressive Christian friends are covering up their scapegoating of evangelicals. What do you think? Doeas anti-White Christian Nationalism scapegoat evangelicals?
American Christian nationalists warn us to not trust our pastors, especially if those pastors are liberal or progressive. Why? Because only political organizations such as Turning Point USA truly grasp the fact that America is a Christian nation. Must we choose between America and God? If you're a Christian nationalist, don't trust your pastor.
The Christian nationalist dragon, like other myths, makes the knight--in this case, the knight is the progressive anti-Christian nationalist, look brave. Would you like to donate? The Christian nationalist dragon, like other myths, makes the knight look brave.