The Dangers Of Christian Nationalism (Now Available As Paperback, Kindle, And Substack)

🇺🇸📖 WHEN FAITH AND POLITICS COLLIDE…

THE DANGERS OF CHRISTIAN NATIONALISM

Bible Studies With A Kentucky Gospel Preacher — #4, May 2026

By Mark Tabata (Gospel Preacher)

What happens when Christianity and political power become fused together?

Did Jesus establish His church to seize control of governments and nations—or to transform hearts through the preaching of the Gospel?

In The Dangers Of Christian Nationalism, I take an in-depth, Bible-centered look at one of the most controversial issues confronting American Christians today: Christian Nationalism and Dominion Theology.

This study examines Christian Nationalism through Scripture, American history, church history, and historical evidence. It considers both areas where some Christian Nationalist ideals may agree with biblical principles and areas where the ideology seriously conflicts with the teachings of Jesus Christ.

The central question throughout the study is simple:

Is the mission of Christ’s church political conquest—or the conversion of souls through the truth of God’s Word?

📚 TABLE OF CONTENTS

1️⃣ Introduction

2️⃣ The Two Competing Forces At Work In The Founding Of The United States

3️⃣ Areas Of Agreement Between The Bible And Christian Nationalism Ideology

4️⃣ Profound Differences Between The Kingdom Of Christ And Christian Nationalism

5️⃣ The Doctrine Of The Two Kingdoms Versus Dominionism

6️⃣ Relevant Scriptures On The Subject Of Christian Nationalism

7️⃣ What Should The Christian Response Be To The Events Of January 6, 2021?

8️⃣ Final Thoughts Regarding Christian Nationalism

📖 SOME OF THE QUESTIONS AND SUBJECTS EXPLORED INCLUDE:

✝️ What is the biblical role of nations and civil government?

🇺🇸 Was America founded as a Christian nation?

📜 What religious and philosophical forces shaped the founding of the United States?

🤝 Where do biblical principles and Christian Nationalism agree?

⚠️ Where does Christian Nationalism conflict with the teachings of Jesus?

👑 What is the difference between Christ’s Kingdom and the kingdoms of this world?

🏛️ Should Christianity ever be established or enforced through governmental power?

🗳️ What is the proper relationship between Christianity, patriotism, politics, and government?

⛪ What is Dominion Theology, and how does it compare with the historic doctrine of the Two Kingdoms?

⚔️ What does the Bible teach Christians about violence, revolution, political power, and enemies?

📜 What can Christians learn from historical examples such as the Crusades and the Inquisition?

🇺🇸 How should Christians respond to political turmoil and the events of January 6, 2021?

📚 The study also contains dozens of Scriptures, historical quotations, scholarly sources, and early Christian testimony.

Jesus said:

“My kingdom is not of this world.” — John 18:36

There is nothing wrong with loving our country. But Christians must always remember that our highest allegiance belongs to Jesus Christ.

In an age when political identity can easily become intertwined with religious faith, this study encourages believers to open their Bibles, examine the evidence, ask difficult questions, and determine whether modern political movements truly reflect the teachings and mission of Christ.

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For $7.00, the paperback provides a substantial Bible study that can be used for personal study, Bible classes, discussion groups, or as a resource for anyone trying to understand the growing debate over Christianity and American politics.

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AND COMPARE EVERYTHING WITH THE WORD OF GOD.

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