Stephen Wolfe - Is Christian Nationalism an Option?

We speak about the theory and practice of a state organized according to Christian principles, which flavor and intensity of Christianity may apply, how to advocate for a religious solution in an era of dwindling faith, and much more.
Stephen Wolfe is a country scholar at Wolfeshire in central North Carolina where he lives with his wife and four children. He recently finished a postdoctoral fellowship at Princeton University's James Madison Program in American Ideals and Institutions. Wolfe is co-host of the Ars Politica podcast and has written for Mere Orthodoxy, First Things, Chronicles Magazine, and History of Political Thought. He is also the author of “The Case for Christian Nationalism”.

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

get Matt Raphael Johnson on pls

[@torinmccabe]

He is more correct than Alex in his explicitly calling out those who think collapse is going to save us. No things could collapse and then the people who pick pick up the reins of power can be even more hostile towards us

[@torinmccabe]

I hope this guy's book is better than his interview performance. If this guy is our best then we deserve to lose

[@torinmccabe]

As in Anglo I can tell you from the inside what we don't feel is egalitarianism but rather extreme sanction on people not following our faith.

[@nikkinvallejo]

Alexandra, congratulations with your second born. Like Lauren’s first born son. Yours inherited his dark features and he, MY husband, appreciates that you gave him a good Christian name.
I hope you raise him well not turn him into a villain.
In my own perspective, his brothers. Are beginning to display his instincts. The eldest has the gifts of leadership. The second firstborn, has the gift of size and strength. The thirst firstborn has his gift of absorbing knowledge and a tinkerer. While mine is yet to be seen. All four brothers close to him are blondes like myself and sisters.
I told Lauren about this, I dread the day that your son may become a villain. So please raise your son well.
😢

[@fabreezethefaintinggoat5484]

Thanks

[@matthewgriffy]

Hey Alex, will we sever see Freya India on the podcast?

[@torinmccabe]

I don't like how he mostly mentions executive power rather than background institutional power. He also talks about individuals not having enough gumption to deal with racial differences. Again, that's much less true than institutions and civil rights law enforcing a certain kind of behavior. It's much much more than the individual

[@MultiTaverna]

So you mean christian shari'ah?Lol

[@filioque4509]

Communism is liberalism doing the speed limit.

[@myyoutubecommentschannel8784]

No

[@okellojeremy2700]

Separation Of Church And State means to Keep Religion Out Of Government and to Keep Government Out of Religion . Jesus Christ taught this in Matt 22

[@dartharpy9404]

Thanks