[A talk given by Stephen V. Monsma at the Christians in Political Science meeting at the 2011 Americans in Political Science Association conference] This year marks for me personally two milestones.

President Donald Trump declared 'HAPPY EASTER!' in a Truth Social post on Palm Sunday a week ahead of Easter Sunday.

I preface this letter by admitting that I am Christian, although that admission comes with caveats. For professional reasons, I know a great deal about Christian history, and my Christian identity ...

Is political action the contemporary counterpart of this kind of Christian service? Along with the distinction between political action and acts of compassion to individuals, another distinction ...

“Some people are jostled by the idea that other Christians are actually undermining the message of Jesus by voicing these political views," he said. I asked what would happen if I broached this ...

As compared to his racism and White identity politics, Trump’s “Christian” faith is likely more befuddling if not unbelievable to those who do not follow politics closely. Trump’s version ...

Today’s Christian nationalists have shaped their theology in ways that harken to apocalyptic prophets of the1530s.

On Friday, just shy of a year since Russell Brand was showily baptized in the River Thames, the UK's Metropolitian Police ...

But this moment is not without precedent. Contemporary allegations of “antisemitism” chill free speech and political dissent just as McCarthy-era accusations of communism did, fusing state repression ...