Here are a few books challenging Christian nationalism that we’ve found helpful as we wrestle with these questions about faith, politics and nation, and strive to be a faithful community of Christ’s followers.
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Although this is a meaty and challenging read, it is one of the most helpful books that I’ve read on faith and politics and draws on wide body of stories from those of the Civil Rights activist Ella Baker to founder of the L’Arche communities, Jean Vanier.
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Peter Leithart’s Between Babel and Beast would also be an excellent addition to this list.