THE BATTLE FOR AMERICA'S IDENTITY: Does Christian nationalism hold the key to the country's past-- and its future?

This article examines the concept of Christian nationalism in America, which has gained attention in recent years. It presents the perspectives of advocates for Christian nationalism, who argue for a nation guided by Christian values and laws. However, it also acknowledges the controversy surrounding the term and the differing interpretations of Christian nationalism. The article discusses the debate over the faith of the Founding Fathers, with some scholars arguing for a return to America's Christian roots and others emphasizing the separation of church and state. Critics of Christian nationalism argue against government involvement in religious matters and the codification of religious beliefs into laws. The article also explores the potential consequences and divisions caused by the emphasis on Christian nationalism in contemporary society. INSET: FAITHS OF OUR FATHERS. [Extracted from the article]