Roan Boucher, a movement artist and consultant, shares insights on Christian nationalism's deep-rooted impact on social justice. He unearths its origins from the 1970s and discusses its connections to civil rights movements. The conversation dives into Christian Zionism, revealing how these beliefs influence politics and foreign policy, particularly regarding Palestine. Roan emphasizes the need for compassion in addressing environmental crises and critiques the rise of extreme religious ideologies that intertwine faith with politics, urging a return to unconditional love and justice.