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“International church planting networks and the organizations that support them increasingly cross borders in all directions.”

Throughout the 2010s, Christian nationalist organizations spent upwards of 50 million on lobbying and institution-building projects in Europe.

Christian nationalism evinces a “fusion of hyper-capitalist ideology with hyper-Calvinist theology.”

Fascinating point that part of the American Christian right’s focus on traditional masculinity is a response to church attendance trending increasingly female.

Apparently in 1976, a higher percentage of Republicans were pro-choice on abortion than Democrats.

Important point that Capitol Ministries’ close links to the Trump administration means it serves as a conduit leaders and businessmen in and outside the US seek to join. It brand/benefit is the “power of the network, more than any lessons in scripture.”

“The expansiveness of…positions on domestic, economic, and foreign policy hits home the fact that Christian nationalism is a political movement, not mere a stance in the ‘culture war.’”