Jerome E. Copulsky

Dr. Jerome Copulsky, author and Berkeley Center research fellow, dives into the intriguing world of radical Christian movements in the U.S. He reveals how historical figures like R.J. Rushdoony have influenced modern political ideologies. The discussion touches on the alarming rise of Christian nationalism, the contentious intersection of faith and democracy, and critiques of women's rights within certain religious circles. Copulsky also highlights the evolving landscape of Catholic political thought and its implications for the future of American governance.

In this discussion, Jerome Copulsky, a research fellow at the Berkley Center for Religion, shares insights on the rise of postliberalism and national conservatism in America. He explores how certain religious groups are challenging the foundational ideals of liberal democracy. Copulsky delves into the reactions of religious conservatives to landmark Supreme Court rulings, the concept of common good constitutionalism linked to the MAGA movement, and the critical examination of George Washington's views on religion in governance. An engaging exploration of faith, politics, and American identity.