Christ Over All

Jonathan Leeman, an expert on Christian nationalism, discusses the prohibition of imposing worship, the intersection of theology and political theory, the impact of post-millennialism and growing opposition to Christianity, theorizing during times of crisis, comprehending Christian nationalism, government's role in enforcing moral standards, clearing the path for the church, and the importance of the local church in Christian nationalism.

Scott Aniol, expert on Christian nationalism, joins the podcast to discuss topics such as the distinction between church and state, the challenges faced by Christians as dual citizens, and the tension between Christian nationalism and Baptist theology.

Timon Cline discusses Christian nationalism and the relationship between church and state. They explore different definitions of Christian nationalism, the importance of recovering ideas from the magisterial Protestant tradition, and the role of the state in promoting heavenly good. They also discuss the concept of post liberalism, the application of the Ten Commandments in modern society, and the role of the church in established Christianity.

Tom Ascol, a guest on the podcast, discusses the topic of Christian nationalism. The speakers explore various definitions and perspectives on Christian nationalism, the influence of a Protestant tradition on the foundation of the country, and the compatibility of love for country and love for Christ. They also discuss the practical implications of upholding Christian values in government and the role of Christians in influencing society and promoting unity and prayer.

Christian theologian P. Andrew Sandlin and theologian Joe Boot discuss Christian nationalism, exploring the connection between nations and religious covenant. They emphasize the importance of re-Christianizing the world and discuss the concept of Christian nationalism and its various expressions. The speakers also discuss the influence of the Puritans on theology, politics, and America's founding, highlighting their teachings on salvation, sanctification, sociology, and political thought.

Andrew Walker shares his thoughts on Christian nationalism. Topics include increasing political engagement of conservative Christians, the influence of online conversations and social media, the application of Christian moral norms, the relationship between the state and eschatology, the role of the state in upholding good and acting justly, and the responsibility of the state in upholding creation order.

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.

Stephen Wolfe, an author and expert on Christian nationalism, joins the podcast to discuss his thoughts on Christian nationalism and his book. The topics covered include the definition of Christian nationalism, different perspectives on civil government, blood and soil nationalism's association with fascism, exploring the concept of revolution, and the disagreement regarding social change and political action.

Doug Wilson shares thoughts on Christian nationalism, the importance of conforming behavior to please Christ, and the decline of moral capital. They explore pre-millennialism and post-millennialism, blasphemy, church's mission, Baptist upbringing, international missions, and encouraging pastoral collaboration in the face of adversity.

Listen in as John Wilsey joins David Schrock and Stephen Wellum to talk about his longform article on Christian Nationalism.