Broadelouriezh kristen

ideologiezh politikel
Iskevrennad eus	broadelouriezh relijiel, Christianity and politics
Arvez	conservatism in the United States
Pal	Christian supremacy, democratic backsliding, Christian state
Dezverket dre	exclusivism, Mirouriezh sevenadurel
Dedennet gant	Iriennouriezh
Applies to people	Christian

Broadelouriezh kristen a vez graet eus ur stumm broadelouriezh relijiel hag a vount evit talvoudekaat selloù kristen he harperien, da lakat da dalvezout sujidigezh ar gevredigezh, ar politikerezh, ar sevenadurezh d'an talvoudegezhioù kristen^[1]^[2]. Er broioù gant un Iliz Stad, ar vroadelourien gristen a glask gwareziñ statud ur Stad kristen^[3].

Difennerien daerañ an ideologiezh-se a venn sevel un deokratelezh, lec'h m'emañ orin pe awen pep tachenn eus ar vuhez da gavout er Bibl.

Notennoù ha daveennoù

↑ (Winter 2021) "Save the Economy, Liberty, and Yourself: Christian Nationalism and Americans' Views on Government COVID-19 Restrictions". Sociology of Religion 82 (4): 426–446. DOI:10.1093/socrel/sraa047. ISSN 1759-8818
↑ Carless, Will (March 7, 2024). "As Trump support merges with Christian nationalism, experts warn of extremist risks" (in en-US), USA Today. "The concept of Christian nationalism — technically, the belief that the secular government should favor Christianity or even be replaced by it — existed long before Trump’s rise to power."
↑ Kymlicka, Will (19 April 2018). "Essay: Is there a Christian Pluralist Approach to Immigration?", Comment, Cardus. "As against both Christian nationalists who wanted an established church and French-republican-style secular nationalists who wanted a homogenous public square devoid of religion, Dutch pluralists led by Kuyper defended a model of institutional pluralism or "sphere sovereignty"."

[Socrel_2021-1] (Winter 2021) "Save the Economy, Liberty, and Yourself: Christian Nationalism and Americans' Views on Government COVID-19 Restrictions". Sociology of Religion 82 (4): 426–446. DOI:10.1093/socrel/sraa047. ISSN 1759-8818

[:3-2] Carless, Will (March 7, 2024). "As Trump support merges with Christian nationalism, experts warn of extremist risks" (in en-US), USA Today. "The concept of Christian nationalism — technically, the belief that the secular government should favor Christianity or even be replaced by it — existed long before Trump’s rise to power."

[Kymlicka2018-3] Kymlicka, Will (19 April 2018). "Essay: Is there a Christian Pluralist Approach to Immigration?", Comment, Cardus. "As against both Christian nationalists who wanted an established church and French-republican-style secular nationalists who wanted a homogenous public square devoid of religion, Dutch pluralists led by Kuyper defended a model of institutional pluralism or "sphere sovereignty"."

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