The Founding Myth: Why Christian Nationalism Is Un-American
Andrew L. Seidel examines Christian nationalism and its relationship to American identity. Focusing on the nation’s founding story and civic principles, The Founding Myth explores how religious nationalism can challenge commonly understood ideas about the United States and what it means to be American.
About This Book
The Founding Myth: Why Christian Nationalism Is Un-American examines the idea of Christian nationalism in relation to the United States.
Andrew L. Seidel considers how religious identity and national identity can be connected, contrasted, or placed in conflict.
The book addresses American founding narratives and the meaning of being un-American within a civic and political context.
It offers readers a focused entry point into questions surrounding religion, patriotism, and the principles associated with the nation’s identity.
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