This article describes Christian nationalism's rise, its psychological appeal, and the need for resistance within American Christianity.
This article describes Christian nationalism as it has developed in the United States, including its prevalence, and its central tenets; the psychology of Christian nationalism and its appeal, including both conscious and unconscious motivations with an empahsis on unconscious group psychology citing Freud; the current threat posed by Christian nationalism and an appeal to scholars and practitioners of practical theology to resist its dangerous spread within American Christianity and analogous global movements.
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