Dustin Frantz’s Reviews > The Case for Christian Nationalism > Status Update

Still not really agreeing with the book here

I think chapter 3 is the one where people believe Wolfe was advocating for Kinism. Which I could see it happening but it seems too vague and ambiguous to determine whether he is or isn’t. My primary problem with the book remains the same regardless: His lack of appeal to Scripture

First chapter felt like mere speculation. But also, the fact that Wolfe openly said he makes little effort to exegete Biblical texts just makes his whole book fall apart

This book is both slow and such a drag to read through which is rather disappointing :/

There was no reason for him to have to go in-depth about the contents of each chapter when, that’s literally what the chapters are for. It felt so unnecessary