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dogcanyon, 2 months ago

On C-SPAN Washington Journal this morning, Mark David Hall, an apologist for Christian nationalism, author of "Who's Afraid of Christian Nationalism". Regent University is a Christian institution, founded by Pat Robertson. Following Hall, a segment discussing separation of church and state with Rob Boston, of Americans United for Separation of Church and State. #cspanwj #politics #USpolitics #Christiannationalism

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