People hear his last name and assume he’s Mennonite
These plans are not just about good politics or good policy. They’re about what government can do to relieve human suffering, about whom government should invest in.
While not all insurrectionists were Christian, their rhetoric often reflected an aggressive, charismatic and hypermasculine form of Christian nationalism — a fusion of God and country that has lashed together disparate pieces of Donald Trump’s religious base.
In 2008 i was a first-time voter and watched the election unfold from Brazil. As a newcomer to this political action and fresh off of reading Shane Claiborne’s Jesus for President, I had a lot of questions.
