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Ryan Anderson’s Christian Nationalist Code Words Explained
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February 15, 2026
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11:33Now PlayingWhen Ryan Anderson, president of the Ethics and Public Policy Center and former Heritage Foundation fellow, talks about “truth,” “formation,” and “freedom,” he doesn’t mean what most Americans think he means.
In this extended clip, Sam Osterhout and Andra Watkins break down Anderson’s speech endorsing the Phoenix Declaration and explain how seemingly benign language masks a push for Christian nationalist religious indoctrination in public schools. From redefining liberty to recoding “formation” as indoctrination, this is a masterclass in decoding political theology.
If you want to understand how language gets used to reshape institutions — and why this debate is bigger than one document or one state — start here.
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