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If you assume Christian nationalism doesn't intersect with the military industrial complex and the very core of America's centers of power, you would be mistake

• fzeroracer 2y ago
  It intersects at the 'nationalism' portion, but not quite the 'christian' portion. For example, you want soldiers that are nationalistic and willing to follow orders, that much is a given for any military. But the last thing you want in a soldier is one that's doing things like refusing vaccines or chasing off other soldiers. In a sense, the divide can be thought of as christian Nationalists, or Christian nationalists. The military has a lot of the former, and the latter is trying to seize control of the government. But right now I don't think there's a strong unifying factor between the two, because the latter gaining control threatens everyone else.
• janalsncm 2y ago
  There is an intersection, and Christian nationalism is certainly influential in some ways, but if the question is what is more well-organized and well-funded, the DoD is the single largest employer in the world, and the US defense budget is on the order of a trillion dollars annually.