In this episode, faith leaders and scholars discuss the theological underpinnings of Christian nationalism, such as dominion theology — the belief that Christians are called by God to exercise their authority over all aspects of society.

In this episode, faith leaders and scholars discuss the theological underpinnings of Christian nationalism, such as dominion theology — the belief that Christians are called by God to exercise their authority over all aspects of society.

In this episode, faith leaders and scholars discuss the theological underpinnings of Christian nationalism, such as dominion theology — the belief that Christians are called by God to exercise their authority over all aspects of society.&nbsp;

Part 2: Seven Mountains

The second-highest-ranking official in Indiana, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, openly identifies as a Christian nationalist. This self-description has ignited a fierce debate across the state, from the pews to the Statehouse, forcing residents to confront a fundamental question: What is the proper role of faith in public life, and what does it mean for the future of a pluralistic state? This is not an abstract debate; it has manifested in direct legislative action, crystallized by a controversial resolution that put the state's competing visions on a collision course.

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The second-highest-ranking official in Indiana, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, openly identifies as a Christian nationalist. This self-description has ignited a fierce debate across the state, from the pews to the Statehouse, forcing residents to confront a fundamental question: What is the proper role of faith in public life, and what does it mean for the future of a pluralistic state? This is not an abstract debate; it has manifested in direct legislative action, crystallized by a controversial resolution that put the state's competing visions on a collision course.

The second-highest-ranking official in Indiana, Lt. Gov. Micah Beckwith, openly identifies as a Christian nationalist. This self-description has ignited a fierce debate across the state, from the pews to the Statehouse, forcing residents to confront a fundamental question: What is the proper role of faith in public life, and what does it mean for the future of a pluralistic state? This is not an abstract debate; it has manifested in direct legislative action, crystallized by a controversial resolution that put the state's competing visions on a collision course.&nbsp; &nbsp;

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