UK Churches Confront Christian Nationalism's Transatlantic Arrival
- Joint Public Issues Team curates theological resources urging reflection on faith-national identity fusion after the 2025 Unite the Kingdom rally
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US Christian nationalism's historical ties to white supremacy, via British-Israelism and Christian Identity, are shown in the Kingdom Digest's...
A new theological intervention seeks common ground by defining mere Christian nationalism around Christ's universal kingship rather than partisan...
Theos research measures strict Christian nationalism as limited: 17% agree one must be Christian to be truly British, with just 1% ranking it the top...
Baptists, drawing on their Anabaptist roots of persecution, insist the Kingdom cannot be imposed through political power. Instead, authentic witness...
Bishop Ceirion Dewar calls for the Church to reclaim the political frontier of its apostolic mission in UK society today. This framing draws on apostolic foundations to counter political apathy among Christians.
Gen Z Christian entrepreneurs are stepping into public life as the “Christian nationalism” label grows divisive in Britain, a term rarely heard in UK contexts just a few years ago.
The Battle of Tours remains a linchpin for nationalists and identitarians who frame it as evidence of an enduring civilizational war between Christianity and other forces.
The European Evangelical Alliance stresses that "evangelical" is about faith, not right-wing politics, offering a clear European contrast to US approaches for UK observers tracking Christian nationalism.
Several major US denominations used their 2026 summer conventions to launch formal studies or resolutions on Christian nationalism.
The monarchy's attempt to rebrand as inclusive cannot hide Christian privilege in a UK where fewer than half the population now identifies as Christian. This dynamic underscores ongoing establishment religion amid rising diversity.
The UK's sudden revocation of Finnish MP Päivi Räsänen's electronic travel authorization, without explanation, blocks her planned August trip to...
Former BNP and Britain First activist Jim Dowson is using Knights Templar International to channel funds from the US, Canada and Eastern Europe into...
Tommy Robinson's August 'Make Great Britain Christian Again' conference deliberately fuses far-right street protests with religious authority to...
Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch rejected the claim that America was founded as a Christian nation, labeling it "demonstrably false" and stressing...
Justice Gorsuch describes America's founding as rooted in religious pluralism and the First Amendment's rejection of any established faith, directly...
US Supreme Court Justice Neil Gorsuch has strongly rebutted claims that America was founded as a Christian nation, stressing instead religious...
UK CPAC's first outing featured hard-right debates on migration and British identity, with explicit discussion of Christian nationalism at CPAC and...
This October conference draws on the 1689 London Baptist Confession to address civil magistrate roles, two-kingdom theology, and Christian...