The Psychology of Christian Nationalism
Why People Are Drawn In and How to Talk Across the Divide

Summary: A discussion of the rise of Christian nationalism in the United States, why people are drawn to it, and how to talk across the divide when one differs from those who embrace some form of Christian nationalism. Beginning with the election of 2016, there has been a rise in what is termed “Chri......more

Such an important book I believe that every Christian Pastor, probably every Christian, not to read this book. To look at the problem with Christian nationalism from the perspective of psychology and faith may be the only way to end it. This book is so helpful and incredibly insightful. Practical sug......more

Christian nationalism is on the rise not just in the United States but globally. It takes on different forms in different places, but wherever it's found it distorts the Christian message. In many places, it is a response to a growing fear of secularism and immigration. Here in the United States (wh......more

Pamela Cooper White, an Episcopal priest, psychotherapist, and seminary professor, has made a valiant effort to understand the psychological underpinnings of the phenomenon of Christian nationalism that has seized the United States. She primarily uses object relations theory and most of her analyses......more

Most of us were taught never to discuss religion and politics in polite company. For many, these can be hot button issues that can quickly turn a friendly conversation into a fierce political debate. Out of necessity, and despite this taboo, the author wrote a whole damn book about the intersection......more