MY TURN: Christian nationalism is not Christianity
Deborah Rose
The Christian nationalism movement has gained influence and momentum over the past decade locally, statewide and nationally. Under the influence of this movement, a minority of people is creating a political identity around a hatred for others rather than acknowledging and appreciating shared values and worth.
We are seeing more and more of the Christian nationalism agenda imposed upon us by our elected officials in their lawmaking and policies. They are threatening to lock up our library books in “smut” rooms while placing us under surveillance at our libraries. Our local legislative delegation has broadly rejected funding for public education. They have taken actions to disenfranchise voters.
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