We don’t need Christian nationalism in this country any more than we need Islamic sharia or any other religion based law.
By Mike Schnierle
Christian nationalism has gotten a lot of attention lately, thanks to politicians such as Donald Trump and Doug Mastriano. Considering such proponents, it should come as no surprise that the doctrine is based on yet another “Big Lie.” Contrary to many claims, the United States was not founded on the basis of Christianity. Although many of the “Founding Fathers” were raised in various Christian denominations, a reading of their writings shows that they were Deists in reality.
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