A few years ago, I would rarely hear the concept of “Christian nationalism” discussed in a British context.
Aside from a passing mention by a speaker I heard in 2023 whilst at Forum - the Universities and Colleges Christian Fellowship (UCCF) summer gathering of students - the term's use was confined to American discourse on American phenomena, such as the 6 January Capitol riots and the theonomic propositions of Presbyterian pastor Doug Wilson.
Now it is rare I go a week without encountering at least one article published by Britain’s Christian media featuring “Christian nationalism” in the title.
Do you have to be Christian to be British?
The religion and society think tank Theos has just published the results of their research into current attitudes towards Christianity …