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Mentioned in 19 episodes

The Case for Christian Nationalism

Book • 2022
Stephen Wolfe's "The Case for Christian Nationalism" presents a comprehensive argument for a form of Christian nationalism that emphasizes the importance of faith and religious values in public life.

The book explores the historical and theological foundations of Christian nationalism, arguing that it is a necessary response to the challenges facing Western societies.

Wolfe's work is characterized by its detailed analysis and its engagement with contemporary political and cultural debates.

The book has sparked significant discussion and debate, highlighting the complex issues surrounding the relationship between faith and politics.

Its significance lies in its contribution to the ongoing conversation about the role of religion in public life.

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Mentioned in 19 episodes

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Doug Wilson
as the author of "The Case for Christian Nationalism", a book published by Canon Press.
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Pastor Doug Wilson
Mentioned by James Lindsay as an example of someone who uses critical theory.
49 snips
The Book of Woke: Introducing Critical Constructivism
Mentioned by the podcast hosts when describing the type of Christian nationalism they support.
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Antisemitism, The Antioch Declaration, & Ogden
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Auron Macintyre
in relation to his use of critical theory.
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Responding to the 'Triggernometry' Bros | 12/2/24
Mentioned by James Lindsay. Stephen Wolfe's book presents a vision for an America with a Christian Prince.
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Is James Lindsay Wrong About the 'Woke Right'?
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Auron Macintyre
as the author of the book and guest on the show.
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Does Christianity Call for the End of Nations? | Guest: Stephen Wolfe | 5/30/5
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Thaddeus Williams
when discussing the rise of strident, identity-infatuated white supremacy.
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Cultural Update: New Pope, Supreme Court Hears Case on Religious Charter Schools, New Successful Argument Against Transgenderism
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Ben Garrett
as something that men in their church read for their men's book group and that the group was split on it's contents.
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Answering Listener Questions
Mentioned by Kevin DeYoung in a review, who called it the rise of right-wing wokeism.
The Woke Right vs. The Gospel: What’s Really at Stake
Mentioned by James Lindsay while discussing the impact of the woke right on young men.
America's Sons and the Dark Temptation of the Woke Right
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Tate Taylor
, referencing Wolfe's concept of creating an agonistic and patriarchal culture.
Building Your Band of Brothers: Why Tight Knit Groups of Men are Essential to the Mission of the New Christendom
Mentioned as a book published by Canon Press, which is operated by Doug Wilson.
Christendom 2.0: What Does Moscow Have to Do With DC?
Mentioned by Wes Todd as a book on Christian nationalism; described by
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Joel Webbon
as political philosophy from the reformed tradition.
THE LIVESTREAM - "The Glory of Young Men Is Their Strength"
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Pastor Joel
when discussing the impact of technological innovation on the spread of information and the rise and fall of media outlets.
THE LIVESTREAM - Daily Wire Bankruptcy & The Future Of Conservative Media w Dominic Tripi
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Peter Bell
as an author whose book offers a definition of Christian Nationalism.
Moscow Nationalism
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Tim Whitaker
when discussing
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Doug Wilson
and Canon Press.
44. Doug Wilson's Dreadful Vision for a Christian America
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Brad Onishi
, referring to Stephen Wolf, who wrote the book.
Political Violence Before and After Charlie Kirk's Murder
Mentioned by James Lindsay in relation to the Nazi's views on religion and the state.
The Nazi Experiment, Vol. 5: Forty Points for the Nazi Party
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Ben Shapiro
as one of the most creative and intelligent minds in conservative circles.
The Truth About America: Where Do We Go From Here?

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