The West is declining rapidly and in response some American Christians have begun arguing for a return to theocracy and even for a theocratic Caesar figure to replace the secular republican form of government established in the Constitution.

Here is an introduction to some of these issues and a response to the recently published statement on Christian nationalism.

Series on The Statement on Christian Nationalism and the Gospel

1. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 1)
2. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 2)
3. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 3)
4. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 4)
5. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 5)
6. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 6)
7. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 7)
8. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 8)
9. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 9)
10. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 10)

Other Resources on Christian Nationalism

• Christian Nationalism Might Be Cosplay: The Babylon Bee Interview
• The Original Christian Nationalism
• Paul Miller, “Is There a Wholesome Alternative to Christian Nationalism?“
• D. G. Hart, “The Existential Threat of Anti-Christian Nationalism“
• Kevin DeYoung, “The Rise of Right-Wing Wokeism“
• R. Scott Clark, Christian Nationalism Is Cosplay
• Mark David Hall, “Christian Nationalists: An Existential Threat?“
• Wes Bredenhof, “Dominionism 2.0”
• R. Scott Clark, The Significance Of Paul’s Silence On Caesar Acknowledging Christ’s Lordship
• Trueman On What The Achord Affair Reveals
• D. G. Hart, Christians Err If They Give Up On America
• Samuel Sey, “Why Some Evangelicals Are Embracing Racism“
• D. G. Hart, Christian Nationalism’s Discomfort With the American Founding
• R. Scott Clark, How Christians Should Oppose The Radical Sexual Agenda
• R. Scott Clark, The Temptation Of Cultural Christianity
• Resources On The Twofold Kingdom
• Resources On Natural Law

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