Christian Nationalism Is More Like a Philosophy Than a Person

I sometimes fear that I'm treating Christianity more like a philosophy than a person. And maybe there's something similar happening here with Christian nationalism is that we take the markings of it. We kind of, we kind of Robert of its power, it's at least supernatural power. And then we want to impose that. On the right is Christian nationalism on the left, it's wokism. It's they want the things they get from Christianity, but they don't want Jesus. No one wants to kneel to him though. So what, what happened? Sorry. What do you, it's better than coughing.