Would Britons Fight? A Grandfather's Bond and a Contested Poll
A poll found close to 50 per cent of Britons, including nearly half of young people, say there are "no circumstances" in which they would fight for...

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A poll found close to 50 per cent of Britons, including nearly half of young people, say there are "no circumstances" in which they would fight for...
Erik Matson, a political economist at the Catholic University of America and the Mercatus Center, discusses his book with Jordan J. Ballor, A History...
The author argues that Christian nationalism is dangerous because it presents itself as authentic Christianity, while in his view it is demonstrably...
The article demystifies the hegemonic conception of US nationalism as principally civic, using the civic-ethnic dichotomy to reveal how national identity is actually defined beyond the standard narrative.
What evidence connects positive white ethnic identity to Christian-nationalist claims?
Edwards ties Anglo-Saxon Christian heritage to British...
Memorials to Captain Robert Falcon Scott make imperial memory visible in Cardiff's everyday urban landscape through the lens of banal nationalism.
Literary traditions shape national consciousness yet emerge across geographical, linguistic, and political boundaries, as seen in eighteenth-century...
Christian organisations including Christian Aid, JPIT and the Fellowship of Reconciliation frame neighbour-love as the direct response to political...
Suella Braverman’s claim that her Asian heritage bars her from true Englishness revives the ancestry-versus-civic debate. The article shows how a...
A Home Office RICU memo for Prevent broadly defines Christian extremism around nostalgia for traditionalism and fears that multiculturalism threatens...
Christian leaders at CRE 2026 urged churches to treat nationalism as a discipleship issue rather than just political opinion.
Thirty interviews offer a qualitative lens on how Christian nationalism is experienced in the UK, often diverging from survey patterns.
Which—if any—US Protestant frameworks on common-good conservatism versus classical liberalism map onto UK Christian-nationalist debates?
British right-wing influencers convert personal performance into political reach through short-form confrontation and audience monetisation rather...
Kaemingk and Hamid show Christianity and Islam offer distinct yet overlapping resources for democratic virtues like humility, toleration, and managing...
Three first-time attendees described the CTE conference as a lived experience of welcome and unity:
Christian nationalism is typically cast as an American story of culture wars and evangelical politics, yet it takes distinct forms across the UK,...
Pastor Rikki Doolan guided Tommy Robinson's conversion in HMP Woodhill, bonding over fears that migration was eroding Britain's Christian roots....
The pastor's 2021 CRT sermon drew widespread gratitude yet accusations of "preaching politics" from leaders, exposing their selective opposition to...