Christian Nationalism Is Submission to God

Hosts

Woe

aka Eschatologuy

You may have heard of the ‘two kingdoms’ doctrine and have certainly heard of the ‘separation of Church and State’, but is either of these a truly Christian position? Is God Lord only of His Church or does He also rule the kingdoms of this world? As Christians, what are our duties in the context of the State?

The Media, and many others, have spent years, now, shouting about “Christian Nationalism”, but few could even define either term. This episode is both a primer on Christian Nationalism from a Christian perspective and the definitive statement of its core nature. Christian Nationalism is simply Christianity lived out in the left-hand kingdom, for both kingdoms belong to Christ.

Subscribe to the podcast here.

Transcript

The transcript for this episode can be found here

Other transcripts can be found here

Current Sponsor(s)

Coming soon?

Comments?

Join the discussion on Telegram, visit the feedback form or comment below.

Reader interactions

8 Replies to “Christian Nationalism Is Submission to God”

  1. I iwhs youd get rid of the intro song. Brother spyridon has a better intro – its just some sort of church chimes. much better starting noise

    Reply

    1. I have never claimed to be a musician. Perhaps one day we’ll hire one.

      Reply

      1. Would be nice if the real musicial could compose a complete theme from intro and outro. They sound pretty good on and of itself, as for me, yet incomplete 🙂

        Reply

        1. Some people love it, some (fewer, seemingly) hate it. Perhaps one day we will update it.

          Reply

  2. Was it sinful for the founders of the USA to rebel against king George III given 1 Peter 2:13-15, Romans 13:1, and John 19:10-11? Is it sinful to overthrow, or just simply ignore a government that, in practice, praises evil and punished good?

    Reply

    1. We do have an episode on this topic planned, but we do not yet have a specific date for it. The short version is that Romans 13 is properly read as being (at least in part) polemical. The American Revolution was certainly not ideal, but I do believe it is fair for Christians to have some differences on that subject (personally, I would say it was sinful and matters should have been resolved without resort to arms).

      Reply

      1. Hi Corey,

        Have you since done a episode on this topic – obedience to government?

        If so can you please let me know which was the episode where you covered it.

        On a separate note, can you also please inform me if you have done a episode on interracial marriage, and if so which episode. This is also a key topic of our time and the churches currently are not addressing it out of it being non-politically correct to even talk about it.

        Thank you. So far I am very impressed with the episodes I have heard. To find red pilled Christians for lack of a better term, is quite rare these days, and sadly even in conservative Christian churches this is very rare.

        Reply

        1. We will be doing an episode on Romans 13 and the Magdeburg Confession at some point in the future. I do not have a timeline for it.

          Reply

Comment?