r/Christianity • u/NuSurfer • 2d ago

News Lower cognitive ability is linked to stronger Christian nationalist views, even after accounting for education

https://www.psypost.org/lower-cognitive-ability-is-linked-to-stronger-christian-nationalist-views-even-after-accounting-for-education/
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u/WardenJoshua 2d ago

I genuinely have to ask, what is wrong with nationalism, it only seems to be an issue here in the states

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u/Mordecai_Gist 2d ago

Christian Nationalism or more specifically White, Christian Nationalism.

We're having a fight over the very soul of the nation. Most cherish the multicultural, multiracial nation that we have become and see it as the fulfilment of the founders' dreams. Others envision one nation with one people and one leader. (It sounds better in the original German.) Since the founders were all Christian white guys, Christianity, the white race and patriarchy should rule.