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567: Christian Nationalism Roundup & the Doctrine of Hell


Phil’s file of Christian Nationalism stories has gotten full, so we’re covering a number of them this week. We explore the beliefs of early Christian Nationalists from the 1920s, how modern Christian Nationalism can’t shake its racist roots, and why it’s gaining popularity with some followers of Reformed theology. Skye explains what Christian Nationalism shares in common with the Prosperity Gospel, and Kaitlyn dismantles Christian Nationalists who say their views are rooted in God’s design in nature. Then, we share one of our most popular Holy Post bonus features with everyone where Christian Taylor asks Skye about what the Bible really says, and does not say, about hell. Plus, another Christian college professor got Tisby’d.


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0:00 - Intro


1:31 - Show Starts


4:14 - Theme Song


4:36 - Julie Moore fired by Taylor University


17:59 - Christian Nationalism’s Racist Roots


27:16 - New Review of Stephen Wolfe’s book on Christian Nationalism


36:20 - A review of Mere Christiandom


45:11 - Christian Nationalism Fascism


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58:54 - Christian Asks Intro


59:53 - What is Hell?


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1:17:08 - End Credits



Links mentioned in news segment:


Taylor professor Julie Moore cited Jemar Tisby on her syllabus. Then she lost her job.


Old-school Christian nationalism’s avatar of racism, antisemitism and conspiracies


Beware the 'Christian Prince'


A Review of Mere Christendom by Doug Wilson


Christian Nationalism Talks Religion, But Walks Fascism



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