Episode

FBFI Statement on Christian Nationalism

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the Proclaim & Defend Podcast
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Mar 9, 2026
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418
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Summary

This, Judge Phil Ginn wrote for Realclearreligion.com on the subject of Christians and culture. He was addressing an upcoming (March 8, 2026) feature on CNN entitled The Rise of Christian Nationalism. In the article, he includes CNN’s definition of Christian Nationalism as follows: CNN is ostensibly defining Christian Nationalism as “an ideology rooted in the belief that our country was founded as a Christian nation, and that our laws and institutions should reflect Christian values.” Ms. Brown goes further to assert that the assassination of Charlie Kirk “radicalized” Christians into a feeling of being persecuted. As with almost everything, the key to everything is not in what they say, but what they mean by what they say. Was the U.S. founded as a Christian nation? … Read the rest of the post here , or just listen to the podcast. Get full access to the Proclaim & Defend Podcast at proclaimdefend.substack.com/subscribe