Heath Druzin

Are we your enemy, though?

Are we your enemy, though?

Are we your enemy, though?

Statistically speaking, there's a good chance they think of you as the enemy, too. If you're Muslim, atheist, agnostic, Hindu, Mormon, Catholic, Buddhist, you'd be out. Christian nationalist strategy isn't just ideological, though. It's practical. Remember, America is rapidly becoming less Christian— Demographics are death for Christian nationalists right now.

Statistically speaking, there's a good chance they think of you as the enemy, too. If you're Muslim, atheist, agnostic, Hindu, Mormon, Catholic, Buddhist, you'd be out. Christian nationalist strategy isn't just ideological, though. It's practical. Remember, America is rapidly becoming less Christian— Demographics are death for Christian nationalists right now.

Statistically speaking, there's a good chance they think of you as the enemy, too. If you're Muslim, atheist, agnostic, Hindu, Mormon, Catholic, Buddhist, you'd be out. Christian nationalist strategy isn't just ideological, though. It's practical. Remember, America is rapidly becoming less Christian— Demographics are death for Christian nationalists right now.

And finding support from people they want to disenfranchise seems unlikely.

And finding support from people they want to disenfranchise seems unlikely.

And finding support from people they want to disenfranchise seems unlikely.

That's Indiana University professor Andrew Whitehead. Andrew studies Christian nationalism and has written two books on the subject. But there's a workaround for not getting support in a democracy. If Christian nationalists get rid of entire voting blocs that might oppose their theocracy, voting blocs like women, non-Christians, anyone in the LGBTQ plus community, that starts to solve the problem.

That's Indiana University professor Andrew Whitehead. Andrew studies Christian nationalism and has written two books on the subject. But there's a workaround for not getting support in a democracy. If Christian nationalists get rid of entire voting blocs that might oppose their theocracy, voting blocs like women, non-Christians, anyone in the LGBTQ plus community, that starts to solve the problem.

That's Indiana University professor Andrew Whitehead. Andrew studies Christian nationalism and has written two books on the subject. But there's a workaround for not getting support in a democracy. If Christian nationalists get rid of entire voting blocs that might oppose their theocracy, voting blocs like women, non-Christians, anyone in the LGBTQ plus community, that starts to solve the problem.

being in the minority isn't as much of an issue if the majority can't vote.

being in the minority isn't as much of an issue if the majority can't vote.

being in the minority isn't as much of an issue if the majority can't vote.

And one thing we noticed at Fight, Laugh, Feast, Christian nationalists are trying to create a parallel society where as many goods and services as possible are provided by Christians. Leaders of Christian companies hawk their services on stage in between speakers. There's Christian crowdfunding in email, Christian Netflix, and a publisher putting out Christian children's books.

And one thing we noticed at Fight, Laugh, Feast, Christian nationalists are trying to create a parallel society where as many goods and services as possible are provided by Christians. Leaders of Christian companies hawk their services on stage in between speakers. There's Christian crowdfunding in email, Christian Netflix, and a publisher putting out Christian children's books.

And one thing we noticed at Fight, Laugh, Feast, Christian nationalists are trying to create a parallel society where as many goods and services as possible are provided by Christians. Leaders of Christian companies hawk their services on stage in between speakers. There's Christian crowdfunding in email, Christian Netflix, and a publisher putting out Christian children's books.

This parallel structure, parallel society, is trying to pave the way for a Christian America. And these guys are patient.

This parallel structure, parallel society, is trying to pave the way for a Christian America. And these guys are patient.