By BJC | 3m
Published in October of 2022
SUMMARY: Is there a difference between Christianity and Christian nationalism? In just three minutes Amanda Tyler points out the stark differences between the two belief systems.
KEY QUOTE: “Christianity is a religion practiced by more than 2 billion people around the world, including many millions of Americans. Followers of Christ are diverse. We are spread across the planet and we have different denominations, practices, theologies, and political views…Christian nationalism is a political ideology and cultural framework that merges American and Christian identities.”
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