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Understanding and debating Christian nationalism.

These are a few of the stories we will discuss today

and we will address some of your questions.

I'm your host Sean McDowell.

I'm your co-host Scott Ray and this is the Think Bibbically weekly cultural

update brought to you by Talbot School Theology Biola University.

Scott this first article grabbed both of our attention because so many people are talking

about Christian nationalism.

And Ross Dauphit, who's a contributor to New York Times as an opinion columnist

gives four ways of looking at Christian nationalism

I found helpful.

Tell us what's in this article and what you make of it.

Well, I think this was so timely,

and you're right so helpful at scoping out the landscape of all the

things that go under the heading of Christian nationalism most most of which in my

view doesn't qualify for the name. So everybody is using

the term today to describe a whole host of different things and I do that is really helpful in just giving us the lay of the land so here's

four different ways of looking at this as he describes these first is what I would call it

theocracy which this is I think the most extreme form of this where the

theocracy is literally that the law of God the law of God is the law of the

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