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The Christian nationalist vision of America couldn’t be further from the founders’ plan
The Christian nationalist version of the founding of the United States represents a deliberate attempt to forcibly baptize America and transform the nation into something it isn’t — and something the founders never intended it to be. The post The Christian nationalist vision of America couldn’t be further from the founders’ plan appeared first on MS NOW.
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Related coverage for "The Christian nationalist vision of America couldn’t be further from the founders’ plan": Arutz Sheva — Iran and the Islamic “ecosystem". BBC News — How the American Dream has survived 250 years, but only just. American Thinker — America at 250: Will our Founding Ideals Survive? . Real Clear Politics — The Indivisible America. The Daily Signal — From the Bible’s Cain to NYC’s Mamdani, Personal Resentment Fuels Communism. Political Research Associates — “Green Dharma” Meets Dominion