Shifting Sands of Christian Nationalism

This chapter examines the transformation of the religious right in America, focusing on its shift towards a more aggressive form of Christian nationalism that prioritizes power and masculinity. It critiques the implications of this evolving ideology for education, democracy, and cultural dynamics, highlighting the intersection of politics and faith in contemporary society. The discussion also addresses the impact of this transformation on various social issues, including racism and anti-Semitism, and the changing landscape of activism among Christian constituents.