In this thought-provoking discussion, Chris Leduc, a pastor and prominent voice in the realm of Christian nationalism, shares his views on the intersection of faith and governance. He challenges contemporary interpretations of Romans 13, reflecting on the role of church leaders in political matters. Leduc highlights the importance of a biblical worldview in restoring rights and critiques the corrupting influence of societal institutions. He also explores the complexities of national identity shaped by religious narratives, emphasizing the need for Christians to engage thoughtfully in politics.
