Political Conflict and Ethnic Distinction

In this conversation, Joel Webbon and Dr. Stephen Wolfe specifically define Christian Nationalism, and reveal the intersection of theology and political philosophy, as well as the historical context provided by Aristotle.
They also discuss the criticisms faced by proponents of Christian Nationalism, particularly regarding the claim that “Christian Nationalism lacks a sufficient use of Scripture and theological grounding.”
Furthermore, Joel and Stephen explore the potentially negative effects of postmillennialism and theonomy on the Christian Nationalist movement.
Lastly, the conversation also delves into the roles that both grace and nature play in shaping societal structures, and the significance of a Christian family in a broader cultural context.