Secular journalists, liberal theologians, and bloggers have recently concocted the term “Christian Nationalist.” With a broad brush they are branding many well-meaning Christians serving in public office with this newly coined pejorative in an attempt to marginalize their influence in the public square. 

What is a Christian Nationalist? Is every Evangelical in office a Christian Nationalist? What do the name callers mean when they charge you with this? By painting—increasingly all—public servants who trust in Christ for their salvation as “Christian Nationalists” they hope to cripple your influence, instill fear in the voting populous, silence Christians, eradicate biblical influence, and intimidate believers from even participating in the political process. This is nothing less than yet another attempt to cancel Christians and abolish their biblical worldview from our nation. 

Christian Nationalism is a valid term, but the problem is, it summarizes three faulty theological constructs that you need to be aware of and know why they are aberrant. Here then is a newly minted term to describe ages-old really bad theology—theology you don’t want to have anything to do with! 

I would like to challenge any Christian who may be attracted to this flawed concept to read this study and learn why Christian Nationalism and the corrupt and unbiblical theology it was based upon should be summarily rejected by true believers. 

I promise, this Bible study will unpack all of this for you. It is important to know what all this means and why you should steer clear of it. This stuff is all out in left field.



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Secular journalists, liberal theologians, and bloggers have recently concocted the term “Christian Nationalist.” With a broad brush they are branding many well-meaning Christians serving in public office with this newly coined pejorative in an attempt to marginalize their influence in the public square. What is a Christian Nationalist? Is every Evangelical in office a Christian Nationalist? What do the name callers mean when they charge you with this? By painting—increasingly all—public servants who trust in Christ for their salvation as “Christian Nationalists” they hope to cripple your influence, instill fear in the voting populous, silence Christians, eradicate biblical influence, and intimidate believers from even participating in the political process. This is nothing less than yet another attempt to cancel Christians and abolish their biblical worldview from our nation. Christian Nationalism is a valid term, but the problem is, it summarizes three faulty theological constructs that you need to be aware of and know why they are aberrant. Here then is a newly minted term to describe ages-old really bad theology—theology you don’t want to have anything to do with! I would like to challenge any Christian who may be attracted to this flawed concept to read this study and learn why Christian Nationalism and the corrupt and unbiblical theology it was based upon should be summarily rejected by true believers. I promise, this Bible study will unpack all of this for you. It is important to know what all this means and why you should steer clear of it. This stuff is all out in left field.
 
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Bible teacher Ralph Drollinger and host Frank Sontag discuss the Bible Studies that are taught every week to America’s national political leaders in D.C., Together, they examine today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens.

Bible teacher Ralph Drollinger and host Frank Sontag discuss the Bible Studies that are taught every week to America’s national political leaders in D.C., Together, they examine today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens.

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Capitol Ministries Weekend with Ralph Drollinger

Capitol Ministries Weekend examines today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens. Join us as Ralph Drollinger, Bible teacher to America’s national political leaders, talks with radio host Frank Sontag about the Bible study Ralph will be teaching in Washington, D.C. this week.

Capitol Ministries Weekend examines today’s thorny contemporary issues through the Bible’s timeless lens. Join us as Ralph Drollinger, Bible teacher to America’s national political leaders, talks with radio host Frank Sontag about the Bible study Ralph will be teaching in Washington, D.C. this week.

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