Rejecting Christian Nationalism Is What Jesus Would Do
In 1915, the Ku Klux Klan found revival at Stone Mountain in Georgia in a ceremony that included a U.S. flag and a Holy Bible placed on an altar before a burning cross.More than a century later, today’s generation of white supremacists are following in their political ancestors’ footsteps, explicitly and proudly embracing the label of ‘Christian nationalist.’ Some are even going so far as to sell merch, with Representative Marjorie Taylor Greene (R-Georgia) hawking ‘exclusive’ shirts emblazoned with ‘Proud Christian Nationalist.
