Chown, pray on we're gaining ground.

Glory, hallelujah, the death's alive and the lost is found.

Glory, hallelujah.

Well, welcome back to Eschatology Matters, part of the Fight, Laugh Feast Network, and available on Boniface Media.

I'm your host today, Corey Wing.

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Christian nationalism. Is it dead or can it be revitalized into something useful and broadly

beneficial? Is Christian enough?

Is nationalism enough?

Is Christian nationalism even a cogent term together?

Our guest today is author, speaker, and host of the Conversations That Matter podcast, John Harris.

Is Christian nationalism dead?

Is there any use for it moving forward? Or can it be revitalized into something that is broadly beneficial? And can we use it as a tool? And again, having our guest on today, I use that word very loosely because I know that the Gospel Coalition and others have said that even CRT can be a useful

tool. So I want to be very careful about how we say can Christian nationalism be a useful tool.

Our guest today, of course, is author, speaker, and host of the Conversations at Matter

podcast, John Harris. John, I want to say welcome and thank you for your time today.

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