American Views on Christian Nationalism
A new survey finds that two-thirds of Americans reject or are skeptical about Christian nationalism, despite its rising influence. Some Republicans openly express Christian nationalist views, impacting education, immigration, and health care policies. Christian nationalism is more prevalent in deeply red states and among Republicans.
Key Points
- Two-thirds of Americans reject or are skeptical about Christian nationalism
- Some Republicans openly express Christian nationalist views impacting policies
- Christian nationalism is more prevalent in deeply red states and among Republicans