Faith and Freedom

Christian nationalism, often masked by appeals to tradition and patriotism, has long carried a history of contradictions, injustice, and systemic racism. In Faith and Freedom, we unravel the historical roots and core traits of this dangerous ideology, exposing its impact on modern society and its role in perpetuating inequality and oppression. Through a lens of faith, this book examines the urgent need to separate Christianity from the distortion of political agendas, with particular focus on the events of January 6th and the unsettling implications of Project 2025. It calls believers to return to the true foundations of Christianity—centered on love, justice, and humility—and to reject the pursuit of power and domination that has hijacked the gospel. This is a rallying cry for those who seek to reclaim their faith and redefine its role in building a more equitable and compassionate society. Faith and Freedom is both a sobering critique and an inspiring vision of what it means to truly walk in the footsteps of Jesus.