Published on December 11, 2023, 12:52 am

Christian Nationalism is a widely discussed topic these days, representing a broad spectrum of beliefs held by Christian followers regarding the ideal tethering between the church and state. This perspective has gathered significant attention from global media in recent times. Many progressive elements label individuals maintaining biblical values and endorsing government intervention to suppress malevolence as ‘Christian Nationalists’. Contemporary progressive Christian leaders, for instance, Russell Moore, often bundle conservative Christian ideologies into one unified bloc without diversifications.

Their tactic fuels an environment where any diverging Christian voice on topics like sexuality, human life’s sanctity, border security, or free speech is hastily labeled extreme. Within this distorted setting, believers of basic biblical principles are portrayed as threats to progressiveness and compassion and are hence deemed “dangerous” Christian Nationalists.

Further amplifying this issue is Russell Moore’s intensified campaigning against conservatism that involves associating with pro-abortion and pro-LGBTQ activists. Their aim is to condemn what they regard as the “threat” of “Christian Nationalism” towards the church and nation. A pertinent example comes from God & Country movie directed by Dan Partland in collaboration with Hollywood atheistic producer Rob Reiner which features multiple far-left liberal actors (posing as Christians) making ridiculous claims about conservative Christianity.

One such pseudo-Christian actor includes Phil Vischer famed for creating Veggie Tales who has exposed himself to every single progressive ideology existing now. Another figure central to this debacle is Jemar Tisby who avidly encourages racial divides Americans churches while running his black-focused ministry that supports pro-abortion views fully.

Kristin Du Mez from Calvin University too prominently features among these supposed Christians who support abortion rights and homosexuality. Progressive thought promoting figures like Anthea Butler are also part of this circle criticizing those upholding a biblical sexual ethic claiming they don’t follow Jesus’s teachings.

While some may argue that advocating social justice isn’t inherently bad, figures like Moore go beyond this realm into blatant progressiness and un-biblicism. They evoke an image of Christian Nationalists as threats rather than individuals striving to invigorate real news, trusted news that reflects pure values based on a Christian worldview.

Tragically though, omni-present tech giants are bent upon silencing conservative biblical perspectives instead of appreciating their effort to uphold morality-based ideals in society. Yet, firm believers will continue their fight against such restraints while disseminating information based on authentic facts effectively signaling a bridge between breaking news and the Christian worldview’s moral fortitude.