Should the Church Align with Christian Nationalists or Remain Politically Neutral?

Should the Church Align with Christian Nationalists or Remain Politically Neutral?

As Christian nationalism gains traction in U.S. politics, believers are wrestling with how to maintain gospel integrity while engaging the public square. Where should the line be drawn?
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With several Christian nationalists now appointed to influential roles in the Trump administration, believers across the political spectrum are asking hard questions about the Church’s role in government. Some see this as a win for preserving biblical values in an increasingly secular culture. Others worry it signals a dangerous merging of religious identity with political power.

Christian nationalism often promotes the idea that America has a special covenant with God and that Christian identity should shape national policy. But where do we draw the line between healthy engagement and idolizing political influence?

Should the Church align more closely with Christian nationalists to protect religious freedoms, or should it remain wary of tying the Gospel to any political ideology? What biblical principles should guide us when faith and politics intersect?

Read more about the latest appointments and what’s at stake:

Hi,
Forced worship isn’t worship.
It becomes resentment.
Freedom of religion, and freedom from religion,
are American values and our rights.
Why on earth would we just give that away?

Blessings

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My views is that Christian churches, organisations, leaders etc should not identify or join with any political party.

Individual Christians may do so as they believe, .
Christianity doesn’t belong to any political party and always has disagreements with some aspect of politics, as hristianity is far bigger, far wider, deeper more intensive than any politial party.

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