Christian Nationalism
Christian nationalism holds that a nation's identity is rooted in Christianity and that its laws, symbols and public life should reflect that heritage. It merges national belonging with Christian identity and seeks a privileged public role for the faith.
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Varies: some favour local control, others a strong national government.
Works through elections but subordinates pluralism to a religious vision of the nation.
Supports strong law and order and moral regulation.
Strongly prioritises national sovereignty.
Typically supports a strong military.
Favours restricted immigration and a Christian national culture.
Generally pro-market and pro-property.
Leans toward limited economic regulation.
Leans toward protecting national industry.
Defined by wanting Christianity to shape law and public life.
Strongly traditional on family, sexuality and gender.
Wary of technologies that conflict with religious views of human life.