At denominational gatherings across the country this summer, one topic of conversation has been a near constant: Christian nationalism.
Denominations discuss and debate a wide range of subjects at their annual conventions, occasionally making headlines, as Southern Baptists did in June with a vote to ban women from preaching. But among Baptists, Presbyterians, and other evangelical groups, a quieter work has been underway in committees and working groups as churches grapple with how to address growing efforts to marry Christianity with the tools of government.
At its annual synod in June, the Christian Reformed Church (CRC) voted to form a
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