Christian Nationalism

What do you think are the risks or benefits of having a national religion?

How would you address the concern that Christian Nationalism excludes those of different beliefs?

Does invoking religious rhetoric in political discourse improve or impair political debates?

How do you reconcile the desire for a Christian-led nation with the principle of religious freedom?

Do you think the idea of a country's 'God-given destiny' is compatible with democratic values?

Does a political leader's religious belief affect your view of them?

How do you balance respecting religious traditions with upholding a secular government?

Would you feel represented in a society where government decisions are based on religious beliefs different from your own?

How do you perceive the concept of 'separation of church and state,' and do you believe it's being upheld in your country?

What challenges do you believe a non-Christian might face in a country that embraces Christian Nationalism?

What role do you believe religious texts should play, if any, in the creation of your nation's laws and regulations?

How do you think a society should handle religious holidays and celebrations, particularly in public schools and workplaces?

In what ways do you feel religious values contribute to or interfere with ethical governance?

Should religious leaders be able to influence public policy, and what checks and balances should exist to maintain fair governance?

If a society's laws are aligned with Christian teachings, how should it approach the rights and customs of its diverse population?

How would you feel if your government was based on religious principles that were not your own?

Do you think it's fair to prioritize one religion's values over others in a country's law and policy?

Should a nation's identity be tied to a particular religion, or should it be more inclusive?

What are the potential risks or benefits of having national laws that are heavily influenced by Christian beliefs?

Can a society be moral and stable without basing its laws and policies on Christian principles?

Can a government truly represent all its citizens if it endorses a specific religion?

What does 'separation of church and state' mean to you, and is it important?

Should public schools teach Christian values, and why or why not?

Would you support laws that align with Christian values but may affect the rights of non-Christians?

In what ways do you believe religious values can contribute to or hinder a nation's progress?

In your view, what role should Christian teachings play in discussions about social welfare and economic policy?

Reflecting on history, do you think nations have successfully balanced national identity with religious diversity, and what can we learn from those examples?

How important is it for the cultural identity of a nation to be reflected in its political system, and should religion play a role in that?

How would you react if elements of Christian Nationalism were adopted in your local or national government?