Christian Nationalism in a Pluralistic Society

This chapter examines the evolution of Christian nationalism, contrasting its historical roots with its more aggressive contemporary form in America. It discusses the complex role of religious beliefs in public discourse and politics, highlighting the dangers of exclusionary practices and the importance of inclusivity in a democratic society. The chapter also critiques the intertwining of faith and nationalism in various contexts, emphasizing the need for justice, equality, and democratic integrity over divisive ideologies.

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