Christian Nationalism and Ecumenical Dialogue

This chapter explores the complexities surrounding ecumenicism and Christian nationalism within civic engagement, spurred by a recent controversy in the Reformed church. It discusses diverse perspectives on the role of Christians in public life, the mixed responses to the reformation of these ideas, and the urgent need for a cultural revival amidst perceived declines in American values. The dialogue also critiques the understanding of the U.S. Constitution in relation to Christianity, emphasizing the need for nuanced conversations among believers.