We are the new Christian right. You are watching NXR Studios. We are Christian nationalists.

We make no apology about that, 100%. And yet at the same time, I must admit that we are

Christodom maxing. And we will look at Christodom, Christianity and its global influence over the last

1,500 years. God has used nations that cannot be disputed.

And yet at the same time, it wasn't simply nationalism. There were Christian empires.

Chrysidum, it contained an empirical element, and that's inescapable, whether it's the Byzantine Empire, the Roman Empire,

the British Empire, more recently, and the American Empire, which seems as though it had its high

watermark maybe in the early 1900s, and we have been, and we have to acknowledge this,

for the last century, we have been on a slow decline. And so

what we're going to try to do today is explain what is Christian nationalism and then just

nationalism in a broader sense, and what is imperialism? And is there any way to reconcile

the two? Because we are nationalists, but we are not isolationist.

And there are certain aspects of imperialism, especially by God's grace, if it be Christian imperialism,

that we think are not only biblically permissible, but actually benevolent towards other nations,

beneficial for the nation that has that control,

but the nations at large, and not only permissible, beneficial, but also in some sense,

if a nation is powerful enough, inevitable, that there's a certain aspect in which we're kidding

ourselves if we pretend that you're

going to have this strong Christian nation that's powerful, that's opulent, that's wealthy,

that's moral, and that it's going to have no influence or power in the rest of the world.

That's just not really possible. And so we're going to be

talking about Christian nationalism and Christian imperialism and talking about how these two things

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