The Case for Christian Nationalism

by Stephen Wolfe

The benefit of being right-wing is that you can recommend that people read old books without including caveats, or warnings, or dangers. Not everything in old books comports with Christian truth or wholesomeness, but old books are far less harmful than practically any channel on television and most school curricula.

In the United States, the civil power of state governors is not derived from the federal government but comes immediately from God, as I described in chapter 7. State governors are deputies of God, not deputies of the federal government, and their power from God is for good, not for evil. Thus, they must resist and nullify unjust and tyrannical laws imposed on the people by the federal government. No unjust federal law is an ordinance of God, and so it is not backed by a power of God. Therefore, a state governor resisting an unjust law of the federal government is not resisting God but the tyranny of men. Resistance to such tyrannical laws—which are not laws at all—is obedience to God, for they harm the people, and the state governors have the power of God to eliminate what harms the people. State governors must recall their duties to God and fight against injustices of the federal government.