Welcome back to another episode of Theology Applied.

I'm your host, Pastor Joel Wevin with Right Response Ministries.

In this episode, I'm welcoming one of my good friends.

We've had them 48 times, something like that.

Who's counting?

We've lost count at this point.

A.D. Robles.

Coming on the show, we're going to talk about Christian nationalism, but we're doing it different. This is the whole goal of this episode is we want to say,

bring it all down to the lowest common denominator. What do you actually have to believe

to be a Christian nationalist? We've boiled it down to three things. I think it's incredibly

helpful to say, look, this is what all, there's a lot of fuss, a lot of debate, a lot of disagreements,

but if you narrow it all in, hone it in, there's really three things that make the difference

in I'm a Christian nationalist or I'm not. So if you're interested in that conversation,

tune in now. Applying God's word to every aspect of life. This is theology applied.

So let's talk about some of the basics just to add some specificity.

I've been thinking about it and I want to see if you agree with these and maybe if you could

add a few. You've got out of a few you've got

you've got stuff coming up you've got conference gigs coming up and so you're you're knee deep in

this stuff right yeah I'm in I'm in the belly of the beast thinking about it I came with at least

three things so real simple but three you know if we're going down to the lowest common

denominator of okay but what is

Christian nationalism or what does it mean to be a Christian nationalist? What do you, what do you,

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