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Wolfe's Christian Nationalism (chapter 1 Part 2)

We complete chapter 2.

Wolfe's Christian Nationalism (Chapter 2-Part 1)

Man in his various states. Man made for dominion by his very nature, not merely by a covenant or command. The focus of this chapter is man in his pre-fall condition. Some deny that the dominion mandate continues for fallen man today, but since this was part of man's very nature, made in God's image, it would be to cease to be a human being if the dominion mandate, and by extension civil rule, ceased or was abrogated.

Wolfe's Christian Nationalism -- Chapter Overviews

From the introduction to The Case for Christian Nationalism.

Wolfe's Christian Nationalism (Part 2-Intro-Definition)

Stephen Wolfe gives and explicates his definition of Christian Nationalism, which is,: "Christian nationalism is a totality of national action, consisting of civil laws and social customs, conducted by a Christian nation as a Christian nation, in order to procure for itself both earthly and heavenly good in Christ."

Wolfe's Christian Nationalism (Part 1-Intro)

This is a commentary on Stephen Wolfe's book The Case for Christian Nationalism, as well as a contextualizing the discussions and controversies surrounding it.