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Christian Nationalist

  • Writer: Mike Burnette
    Mike Burnette
  • Apr 8, 2025
  • 1 min read

Let me say this clearly:

I’m not a Christian nationalist.

But I am a Christian, and I’m also a patriot.


I don’t believe in fusing church and state, or using faith to seize political power. That’s not what Jesus taught.


But I also won’t act like my faith has nothing to say in public life. My relationship with Christ shapes how I think, vote, lead, and love.


Most churches I attend?

They fly the American flag.

Their schools say the Pledge of Allegiance.

And no one thinks that’s strange—because loving your country and loving God aren’t mutually exclusive.


So no—I’m not trying to impose my faith on anyone. But I also won’t be silent about the values that flow from it. Real freedom means we can live out our deepest beliefs—not forcefully, but faithfully.





 
 
 

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