The Gospel And Ethno-Nationalism (Ep. 24)
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The Gospel And Ethno-Nationalism (Ep. 24)
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Is ethnonationalism compatible with the Christian faith? In this episode, we look past the usual prooftexts and test ethnonationalism against the whole story of Scripture. We explain why ancient Israel, the church and the modern nation-state are not the same thing. We also ask what should define a nation: ethnicity, or shared moral and civic commitments.
From there we talk about Christ's reign and postmillennial hope, and the limits of political power. Government can restrain evil, but only the gospel creates the people a Christian social order needs. We cover civil government after Noah, natural law and justice, and how the Great Commission undoes ethnic fatalism. We also discuss the order of loves, love of neighbor, and why Christian identity outranks ethnic identity. We close on the beauty of unity in Christ across cultures, and on the church gathered from every nation as the clearest sign of Christ's present reign.