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.

Table of Contents

1. Articles
2. Heidelminicast Series
3. Resources

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)
11. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 11)
12. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 12)
13. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 13)
14. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 14)
15. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 15)
16. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 16)
17. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 17)
18. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 18)
19. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 19)
20. Sub-Christian Nationalism? (Part 20)

Heidelminicast Series

1. Heidelminicast: Sub-Christian Nationalism (1)
2. Heidelminicast: Sub-Christian Nationalism (2)
3. Heidelminicast: Sub-Christian Nationalism (3)
4. Heidelminicast: Sub-Christian Nationalism (4)

Other Resources On Christian Nationalism

• Christian Nationalism Might Be Cosplay: The Babylon Bee Interview
• The Original Christian Nationalism
• Shane Lems, Review: The Case for Christian Nationalism By Stephen Wolfe
• David VanDrunen, Politics after Christendom: Political Theology in a Fractured World (Grand Rapids:  Zondervan Academic, 2020).
• Paul Miller, “Is There a Wholesome Alternative to Christian Nationalism?“
• D. G. Hart, “The Existential Threat of Anti-Christian Nationalism“
• D. G. Hart, A Secular Faith: Why Christianity Favors the Separation of Church and State (Chicago: Ivan R. Dee, 2006).
• 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
• T. David Gordon, Review: Jesus And The Powers: Christian Political Witness In An Age Of Totalitarian Terror And Dysfunctional Democracies By N. T. Wright and Michael F. Bird—Part 1
• Resources On The Twofold Kingdom
• Resources On Natural Law

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