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Pat Kahnke's books are available on Amazon:
"A Christian Case Against Donald Trump" (2024)
"MAGA SeductionResisting the Debasement of the Christian Conscience" (2020)
Mark Ramm's Substack Articles mentioned in this video:
Three Jesuses, One Building
The Second Sermon
Jesus WeptTwo Visions of Jesus Went to War in Minneapolis
Christian nationalism isn't one movement. It's three — and they've united against you.
Journalist and Substack writer Mark Ramm joins Pat Kahnke to break down the architecture of the new Christian right: Catholic integralism, Reformed evangelical dominionism, and the Pentecostal New Apostolic Reformation. Three theologies that can't agree on baptism, eschatology, or church structure — but have built a shared infrastructure of funding, influence, and political power that is reshaping America.In this conversation:
— What Catholic integralism actually teaches, and why Peter Thiel and JD Vance matter to the story
— How Reformed evangelicalism reframed empathy as sin — and what that means for policy
— The seven mountains mandate and how the New Apostolic Reformation targets every sphere of public life
— Why Charlie Kirk became the theological glue between movements that should be rivals
— The parallel funding stacks that make this "hydra" nearly impossible to dismantle
— Why you cannot separate Christian nationalism from white Christian nationalism in America
— Howard Thurman, Bonhoeffer, and the Jesus of the resistance
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