Exploring Conclusions on Christian Nationalism and Ideological Beliefs

The snip discusses possible conclusions related to Christian nationalism and ideological beliefs. It suggests that individuals may adopt extreme Christian nationalist views for performance or social media attention without truly believing in them. Alternatively, some individuals may hold softer beliefs internally but adopt a Christian nationalist persona online. Moreover, there is a notion that individuals might not identify as Christian nationalists but hold underlying beliefs consistent with Christian nationalism. The narrative also touches on individuals changing their beliefs over time, moving away from the idea of the church staying out of formal politics, particularly influenced by the spread of 'wokeness' in American institutions. This indicates a complex interplay between performative actions, genuine beliefs, and evolving ideological stances within the realm of Christian nationalism and ideological beliefs.