A Shallow Dive into White Christian Nationalism
b"Was the January 6 insurrection a shocking outlier event carried out by extremists, or was it a byproduct of the theology of one of the most prominent religions in the world? The answer is more complicated than you might think. This episode serves as an introduction to White Christian Nationalism, something we will certainly dive deeper into over time and one of the main reasons why I started this podcast. Speaking out is imperative to change\\u2014but not moreso than acknowledging the harms you have perpetuated. Like I said\\u2026 complicated.\\nI'm trying to approach this topic with the respect and gravity it deserves, but I am by no means an expert. I am not a theologian, a historian, or any sort of scholar on this topic, but am very open to conversations with those that are.\\xa0\\nContent warning: allusions to racism, use of violent language toward Native peoples, a quick mention of sexual assault (because of course Josh Duggar would come up again)\\nThe Letter\\nEvangelical Leaders Condemn 'Radicalized Christian Nationalism' by Sarah McCammon\\nTrump faith advisers condemn insurrection, but say benefits of presidency will last longer than \\u2018controversies\\u2019 by Michelle Boorstein (briefly mentioned)\\nReligious Group Voting and the 2020 Election by Frank Newport (Gallup)\\nWhite Christian Nationalism: The Deep Story Behind the Capitol Insurrection by Philip Gorski\\nJoin the Runaway Eve community and share your own stories on Instagram at @runaway_eve! If you like what you hear, tell you friends."