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I could go on for hours. But the reformed resistance to Christian Nationalism is in part exegetical and partly church structure. Churches with strong magisterial control, have better resisted this movement. The more Wild West, mostly Arminian Churches (Baptist, Methodist, etc) have lacked the…

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"It’s in this definition—this shifting of emphasis away from Christ and toward the nation—that the insurmountable gulf between nationalism and Christianity becomes clear."

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Strength in leadership to resist such a movement. The focus in these churches on individualism woven into theology makes it more amenable to a nationalistic mindset. It’s a serious problem in the American church. Worse than many non-churchgoers can appreciate.