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@seenunseenmag 13/ And of course no account of modern Christian nationalism is complete without consideration of the German churches of the 1930s and the Third Reich’s calculated attempt to clothe its national project in Christian legitimacy. The precedent could hardly be clearer.

Copy of bluesky post here: @brianzahnd.bsky.social‬ I see distressingly little difference between the German Christian Movement of the 1930s and American Christian Nationalism in the 2020s. I’m not being hyperbolic; I’m dead serious. And if you’re inclined to doubt or dispute this, I invite you to examine the history for yourself. Photograph of the cover of A Church Undone: Documents from the German Christian Faith Movement, 1932-1940
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Copy of bluesky post here: @brianzahnd.bsky.social‬ I see distressingly little difference between the German Christian Movement of the 1930s and American Christian Nationalism in the 2020s. I’m not being hyperbolic; I’m dead serious. And if you’re inclined to doubt or dispute this, I invite you to examine the history for yourself. Photograph of the cover of A Church Undone: Documents from the German Christian Faith Movement, 1932-1940

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Nick Routledge@nick_routledge · 1 May 2020

1/2 Contemporary genocide scholarship, current American trends and the messianic reality of the Eschatological Turn. Part One: a perspective spoken from the steps of #OccupyICE, Portland, OR, July 1, 2018. youtu.be/C5TX3dKM1L8

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