The Church Among the Nations
The Christian nation is an earthly entity whose natural principles are applied and fulfilled in light of grace.
One Calling, Two Kingdoms
Most Christians are called to live ordinary lives, faithfully using the gifts and opportunities God has given them to do good.
The Myth of “Liberal, Secular America”
People in political society cannot help but make judgments about what is good, and seek ways to make sure those things are done in common.
The Christian Imperative of Political Decentralization
This effort will be a massive, long-term project because most radical manifestations of expressive individualism threatening us are the culmination of centuries of intellectual trends.
Can Baptists Be Christian Nationalists?
Even one of the most pro-religious liberty, pro-separation of Church and State Baptists recognized that the Constitution was rooted in principles derived from God.
The Moral Outrage Game
It appears that our most bitter political divisions are over what we all truly should consider morally outrageous.
The Problems of Christian Nationalism
What is really at issue is strategic how much influence is warranted in the political environment, and tactical, the right electoral appeal.
Debating “Christian Nationalism”
Christian Nationalism is a restorative, civilizational movement that sets out to challenge and conquer Critical Neo-Liberalism, and then restore the American way of life according to her western and Christian heritage.
Wholesome Severity
The Case for the Law’s First Table A few months ago, Jonathan Leeman debated Brad Littlejohn at Colorado Christian University […]
The Possibility of Christian Peoples
A Response to John Ehrett's critique of The Case for Christian Nationalism.
