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Three Ways MAGA Christianity Betrays Jesus
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"A Christian Case Against Donald Trump" (2024)
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MAGA Christianity isn't a political stance — it's a theological crisis. In this first episode of The Bible vs. MAGA, retired evangelical pastor Pat Kahnke defines exactly what MAGA Christianity is, and why it represents a fundamental break from the historic Christian faith.
Using the three core pillars of theology — Christology, Epistemology, and Eschatology — this video exposes how MAGA Christianity has replaced Jesus with Trump at every level: as Lord, as the source of Truth, and as the hope for the future.
Whether you're an evangelical, an exvangelical, or a Christian trying to make sense of how faith became entangled with political power, this series is for you.
📖 In This Video:
What is MAGA Christianity? A precise theological definition
How MAGA theology breaks Christology — "Trump is Lord, not Jesus"
How MAGA theology breaks Epistemology — Trump replaces Scripture and human reason as the source of Truth
How MAGA theology breaks Eschatology — "Make America Great Again" vs. the Kingdom of God
Why Christian nationalism and MAGA Christianity are two distinct — but equally dangerous — movements
The moral responsibility of religious conservatives who brought Trump to power
This is not political commentary. This is a theological reckoning.
Pat Kahnke is a retired evangelical pastor and church planter. He spent 20 years in ministry before leaving pastoral work in 2016. His content sits at the intersection of Christian theology, conservative evangelical culture, and American politics.
Topics: Christian nationalism, MAGA theology, evangelical Christianity, deconstruction, deconstructing Christianity, conservative Christian, exvangelical, biblical worldview, theology, Trump and religion
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