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2.51 Brad Green • Reading • "Christian Nationalism—The Way Ahead in Our Day? A Review Essay"
Oct 23, 2023
Brad Green, reviewer of Stephen Wolfe's book on Christian Nationalism, provides a summary and critique of the key arguments in the book. They explore the distinction between cultural Christianity and Christian culture, the role of Christian nationalism in civil law and governance, the justification of revolution, and the Christian understanding of ethnic relations.
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- Stephen Wolf's book 'A Case for Christian Nationalism' explores the relationship between nature and grace, although this approach has been criticized for potential theological difficulties.
- Wolf's lack of attention to scripture and the historical redemptive sweep of scripture weakens his argument in favor of Christian nationalism.
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Key Points: Definition of Christian Nationalism and Brad Green's Review
The podcast episode discusses Stephen Wolf's book 'A Case for Christian Nationalism' and Brad Green's review of it. Wolf defines Christian nationalism as a totality of national action conducted by a Christian nation in order to procure both earthly and heavenly good in Christ. Brad Green reviews the book in two parts, providing a summary of its key arguments and then offering his critique.
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