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Confronting Christian Nationalism

By: Vote Common Good
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  • A limited series from Vote Common Good about the troubling rise of Christian Nationalism in America.
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  • Empathy and Engagement
    Mar 24 2023

    Over the last three episodes, we’ve learned a lot about what Christian nationalism is and the reasons many find it attractive. This episode we respond to the question we get asked the most: so what do we do? How can churches and individuals talk about Christian Nationalism and offer people an off-ramp from this destructive ideology? How can we help de-radicalize our friends, family members or neighbors?

    There’s not a cookie cutter, one size fits all answer but we think the solution starts with this: empathy and engagement.

    You'll hear from Kristin Du Mez, Jonathan Wilson-Hartgrove, Samuel Perry, Stephanie Rose Spaulding, and Bradley Onishi on where the Christian Nationalist movement is going and how churches and individuals can respond to it.

    You can dig deeper by exploring our curriculum for individuals and churches at

    https://www.votecommongood.com/confronting-christian-nationalism-curriculum/

     

    Confronting Christian Nationalism is brought to you by Vote Common Good. Whether it’s cycling along the entire US/Mexico border to call for immigration reform, traveling the country in a bright orange tour bus holding get out the vote rallies, or training candidates to connect with evangelical and Catholic voters, Vote Common Good is mobilizing people of faith to make the common good their voting criteria. 

     

    www.votecommongood.com

     

    Produced by Daniel Deitrich at Common Good Media

     

    Doug Pagitt is the Executive Director and one of the founders of Vote Common Good. He is also a pastor, author, and social activist.  @pagitt

     

    Daniel Deitrich is a singer-songwriter, former-pastor-turned-activist, and Lead Producer at Common Good Media. @danieldeitrich

     

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    29 mins
  • Five Streams of Christian Nationalism
    Mar 17 2023

    How are people drawn into Christian Nationalism in the first place? Why is attractive to so many people? In this episode we explore five streams of Christian Nationalism - including the myth that America was founded as a Christian nation and the belief that some christians hold that the US is the "New Israel," a nation uniquely chosen to fulfill God's purpose in the world.

    You can dig deeper by exploring our curriculum for individuals and churches at

    https://www.votecommongood.com/confronting-christian-nationalism-curriculum/

     

    Confronting Christian Nationalism is brought to you by Vote Common Good. Whether it’s cycling along the entire US/Mexico border to call for immigration reform, traveling the country in a bright orange tour bus holding get out the vote rallies, or training candidates to connect with evangelical and Catholic voters, Vote Common Good is mobilizing people of faith to make the common good their voting criteria. 

     

    www.votecommongood.com

     

    Produced by Daniel Deitrich at Common Good Media

     

    Doug Pagitt is the Executive Director and one of the founders of Vote Common Good. He is also a pastor, author, and social activist.  @pagitt

     

    Daniel Deitrich is a singer-songwriter, former-pastor-turned-activist, and Lead Producer at Common Good Media. @danieldeitrich

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    33 mins
  • A Threat to Church and State
    Mar 10 2023

    In this episode we’ll hear from experts, authors and theologians who will help articulate what Christian Nationalism is, what it’s not, and why it’s a a threat to both the church and democracy. 

    Contributors include:

    Katherine Stewart, Author of The Power Worshipers: Inside the Dangerous Rise of Religious Nationalism

    Amanda Tyler of the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty and Christians Against Christian Nationalism

    Sociologists Samuel Perry and Andrew Whitehead, authors of Taking America Back for God: Christian Nationalism in the United States

    Brian Zahnd pastor and author of Postcards From Babylon: The Church in American Exile 

    Shane Claiborne, activist, author and co-founder of Red Letter Christians

    Rev. Dr. Michael Waters, pastor of the Abundant Life AME Church in Dallas, Texas and author of Something in the Water: A 21st Century Civil Rights Odyssey

     

    Most of the content for this episode comes from a live presentation on the Vote Common Good tour from October 2022 in Pittsburgh, PA. You can watch extended interviews with each of the guests featured in this episode as part of our Confronting Christian Nationalism Curriculum found here:

    https://www.votecommongood.com/confronting-christian-nationalism-curriculum/

     

    Confronting Christian Nationalism is brought to you by Vote Common Good. Whether it’s cycling along the entire US/Mexico border to call for immigration reform, traveling the country in a bright orange tour bus holding get out the vote rallies, or training candidates to connect with evangelical and Catholic voters, Vote Common Good is mobilizing people of faith to make the common good their voting criteria. 

     

    www.votecommongood.com

     

    Produced by Daniel Deitrich at Common Good Media

     

    Doug Pagitt is the Executive Director and one of the founders of Vote Common Good. He is also a pastor, author, and social activist.  @pagitt

     

    Daniel Deitrich is a singer-songwriter, former-pastor-turned-activist, and Lead Producer at Common Good Media. @danieldeitrich

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    37 mins

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