Status Updates From The Case for Christian Nati...

"Each of us has a people group, an ethnicity, each people group can be conscious of itself, and each people group has the right to be for itself."

Bruh

"Since grace restores nature and natural law contains all the moral principles concerning social relations, the Gospel does not alter the priority and inequality of loves amongst those relations. A Christian should love his children over other children, his parents over other parents, his kin over other kin, his nation over other nations"

Oh boy......

“I contend that providing an account of human society in the state of integrity is essential to Christian political theory… if the formation of distinct nations is natural to prelapsarian man and grace affirms and restores nature, then the nation in principle is not a consequence of the fall and grace does not undermine it.”

hmm

So far, Wolfe is more careful, nuanced, and calm then Isker or Torba. He seems to reject theonomy and argues for a magesterial Reformer perspective.

Im clearly not as smart as I should be. Reading this a few pages at a time. Thinking heavily while doing so. Excellent work of theological resourcement.

So far, a great summary of what the average Reformed Protestant (esp. Presbyterian) likely already believes at bottom, but might not readily be able to present in an organized and systemic way. It's not the rage bait I thought it would be based on the reaction of the many to the mere term "Christian nationalism." Would like to have on my shelf to study more robustly since I won't likely read all his sources.