Christianity, Politics, and Conservatism

This chapter explores the intricate relationship between Christianity and political alignment, highlighting how politicians may manipulate the church for personal gain while pushing conservative agendas. It critiques the departure of modern Republicanism from traditional conservatism, particularly regarding family values amidst contemporary issues of gender, sexuality, and abortion. The discussion also addresses the challenges of Christian nationalism and the evolving definitions within the political landscape, encouraging a more nuanced dialogue around the roles of both the Christian left and right.