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Display titleChristian Nationalism and Rural America
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Page creatorLilly (talk | contribs)
Date of page creation10:46, 5 October 2026
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Date of latest edit10:46, 5 October 2026
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Christian Nationalism and Rural America: Religion, Identity, Politics, and the Rural–Urban Divide
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An overview of Christian nationalism in rural America, examining evangelical identity, rural resentment, race, economic change, political polarization, voting behavior, democratic institutions, and resistance within rural communities.
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  • Christian nationalism
  • rural America
  • white Christian nationalism
  • rural politics
  • evangelical Christianity
  • rural identity
  • rural resentment
  • Christian Right
  • political polarization
  • rural voters
  • Donald Trump
  • religion and politics
  • white evangelical Protestants
  • rural urban divide
  • political geography
  • Appalachia
  • American Christianity
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