Hawley’s address not only emphasized America as a Christian nation but also called for a revival of its foundational religious values. His rhetoric painted dissenters as adversaries.
The Christian nationalist movement seeks to rollback human rights and civil liberties, challenging gender equality and religious freedom, fueled by a growing political power and disdain for opposition.
Reflecting on historical contexts, Talia Lavin connects past segregationist policies in Christian institutions to contemporary crises in women's health, mapping a trajectory of exclusion and control linked to Christian nationalism.
The rise of Christian nationalism underlines a broader ambition for the Christian right to reshape America’s political landscape, proposing a kingdom governed by their interpretation of divine law.
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