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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In an age where the term "Christian Nationalism" is frequently used by media and critics as a pejorative to describe extremists who are the "greatest threat to democracy," George W. Fredericks III offers a compelling re-examination of the concept, arguing that the foundational beliefs of Christian Nationalism are not controversial, but are, in fact, integral to the Christian life. This book seeks to thoroughly inform Christians, particularly Baptists (and all others who hold to premillennial eschatology or believer's baptism), about the nature of a concept many are afraid to associate with.The author lays out and defends four core beliefs of Christian Nationalism: (1) that it is good to love your nation, which consists of your closest neighbors; (2) that Christians can participate in their nation's political process, hold government office, and should be obedient to Christ in all civic matters; (3) that nationalism is a better form of government for a nation than imperialism; and (4) that national governments should create laws based on the law of God because there is no better foundation. The book extensively defines key terms like "nation," "nationalism," and "Christian Nationalism." It also tackles common objections, including claims that Christian Nationalism is racist, misogynistic, or idolatrous, and addresses the objection that it conflicts with Jesus' statement, "My kingdom is not of this world".Fredericks ultimately presents the case that embracing Christian Nationalism is not a call to forcibly convert a nation, but a moral imperative rooted in Christ's command to love your neighbor. The book provides a practical guide for faithful Christians to engage in political life, warning that the failure to do so will result in the abandonment of nations to wicked atrocities and the certain judgment of God. George W. Fredericks III did not use artificial intelligence to any degree to write the text of this book. He is committed to authentic human creativity in writing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In an age where the term "Christian Nationalism" is frequently used by media and critics as a pejorative to describe extremists who are the "greatest threat to democracy," George W. Fredericks III offers a compelling re-examination of the concept, arguing that the foundational beliefs of Christian Nationalism are not controversial, but are, in fact, integral to the Christian life. This book seeks to thoroughly inform Christians, particularly Baptists (and all others who hold to premillennial eschatology or believer's baptism), about the nature of a concept many are afraid to associate with.The author lays out and defends four core beliefs of Christian Nationalism: (1) that it is good to love your nation, which consists of your closest neighbors; (2) that Christians can participate in their nation's political process, hold government office, and should be obedient to Christ in all civic matters; (3) that nationalism is a better form of government for a nation than imperialism; and (4) that national governments should create laws based on the law of God because there is no better foundation. The book extensively defines key terms like "nation," "nationalism," and "Christian Nationalism." It also tackles common objections, including claims that Christian Nationalism is racist, misogynistic, or idolatrous, and addresses the objection that it conflicts with Jesus' statement, "My kingdom is not of this world".Fredericks ultimately presents the case that embracing Christian Nationalism is not a call to forcibly convert a nation, but a moral imperative rooted in Christ's command to love your neighbor. The book provides a practical guide for faithful Christians to engage in political life, warning that the failure to do so will result in the abandonment of nations to wicked atrocities and the certain judgment of God. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…