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Barack Obama said variations of the line that the United States is not (or “no longer” or “not just”) a solely Christian nation in at least two well-documented settings: as a U.S. senator on June 28, ...
Historians and commentators disagree sharply: many sources say the United States was not legally founded as a Christian nation and that the Constitution creates a secular government (see AP and Americ...
Modern self-described prophets have repeatedly intersected with politics in the United States and beyond, sometimes nudging rallies and policy conversations and, in extreme cases, catalyzing violence;...
Research of the provided reporting shows recurring use of the 1797 Treaty of Tripoli by separationist advocates and some civil‑liberties and Jewish organizations as historical evidence that the United...
Americans United emphasizes the ideology’s fusion of white identity and fundamentalist politics and calls for civic pushback , the ADL tracks individuals, events and networks tied to Christian nationa...
Turning Point USA (TPUSA) has increasingly promoted Christian nationalist themes through affiliated projects and events while maintaining a formal organizational separation between its political and e...
Christian nationalist ideas have shaped recent U.S. immigration debates by linking stricter enforcement and cultural assimilation to a vision of America as a Christian nation — a trend visible in Proj...
Available reporting shows Joel Osteen has been photographed with and hosted or received politicians at Lakewood events but does not document formal public "debates" between Osteen and elected politici...
Christian nationalism in the United States has deep and layered roots stretching from early European colonization and Puritan identity projects through 19th‑century Confederate rhetoric, 20th‑century ...
Donald Trump’s rhetoric about a “war on the deep state” appeals strongly to segments of Christian conservatives who see federal bureaucracy as an obstacle to a , while critics warn this translates int...