This attempts to address concern from Evangelicals regarding Christian Nationalism.  If the truest measure of Christian utility is the conversion ratio -- "born agains" -- then Christian Nationalism is a net positive.  (I am not argue that this "ratio" is the proper measurement -- I'm just using for arguments sake.)

Also, the Biblical model -- Ancient Israel -- was  of a Christian Nation. It was a national compact, not a personal option.  (People will always make their own personal choices, but the culture was to be explicitly Christian).

Tips on raising children: love them and have philosophical conversations with them.

The analogy of a garden: it takes a lot of time and work to produce a garden that is truly fruitful. It is not "a miracle," it takes years of tending, care, and composting.  How much more for creating a society that yields a harvest for our God and King.

Fritz Berggren, PHD