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17 September 2026

• 10:2110:21, 17 September 2026 Christian Nationalism and American Slavery (hist | edit) [55,793 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "```wiki {{#seo: |title=Christian Nationalism and American Slavery |description=An examination of the historical relationship among Christianity, American slavery, biblical interpretation, racial hierarchy, abolitionism, Confederate nationalism, Black Christianity, and later debates over Christian nationalism. |keywords=Christian nationalism, American slavery, Christianity and slavery, proslavery Christianity, abolitionism, Bible and slavery, Confederate nationalism, Blac...")
• 10:0310:03, 17 September 2026 Christianity, Westward Expansion, and Indigenous Peoples (hist | edit) [87,016 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=Christianity, Westward Expansion, and Indigenous Peoples |description=Explore the complex relationship between Christianity, American westward expansion, Indigenous peoples, missionary activity, removal, assimilation, boarding schools, resistance, and Native Christian traditions. |keywords=Christianity and Indigenous peoples, westward expansion, Native Americans, Christian missions, Manifest Destiny, Indigenous religion, Indian Removal, boarding schools, G...")
• 09:4809:48, 17 September 2026 Manifest Destiny and Christian Nationalism (hist | edit) [61,856 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=Manifest Destiny and Christian Nationalism |description=An examination of the religious, political, racial, and territorial ideas behind Manifest Destiny and its relationship to Christian nationalism, expansion, war, and American identity. |keywords=Manifest Destiny, Christian nationalism, American exceptionalism, John L. O'Sullivan, westward expansion, Protestantism, providence, Mexican-American War, Indigenous peoples, American nationalism, religious...")
• 09:3109:31, 17 September 2026 Religious Liberty in Early America (hist | edit) [53,363 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=Religious Liberty in Early America |description=Explore the development of religious liberty in early America, from colonial establishments and religious dissent to revolutionary disestablishment, the First Amendment, and the expansion of freedom of conscience. |keywords=religious liberty in early America, freedom of religion, liberty of conscience, colonial religion, religious toleration, established churches, disestablishment, First Amendment, Roger Will...")
• 09:2009:20, 17 September 2026 The First Amendment and the Establishment of Religion (hist | edit) [74,738 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=The First Amendment and the Establishment of Religion |description=An overview of the First Amendment's Establishment Clause, its historical origins, major Supreme Court decisions, changing constitutional tests, and debates over government involvement with religion. |keywords=Establishment Clause, First Amendment, religion, church and state, religious freedom, Supreme Court, Lemon test, separation of church and state, religious establishment, Free Exercise...")
• 08:4708:47, 17 September 2026 Were the Founders Creating a Christian Nation? (hist | edit) [39,482 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=Were the Founders Creating a Christian Nation? Religion and the American Founding |description=Explore whether the American founders intended to create a Christian nation, including Christianity's influence, religious liberty, Article VI, the First Amendment, state establishments, and the beliefs of leading founders. |keywords=Christian nation, American founders, Founding Fathers, Christianity, religion and American founding, religious liberty, church a...")
• 08:2408:24, 17 September 2026 Christianity and the Founding of the United States (hist | edit) [69,576 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "```wiki {{#seo: |title=Christianity and the Founding of the United States |description=An examination of Christianity, religious diversity, religious liberty, church-state relations, and the beliefs and practices that shaped the founding of the United States. |keywords=Christianity and the founding of the United States, religion and the American founding, Founding Fathers religion, Christian America, religious liberty, freedom of religion, church and state, First Amendme...")
• 07:4307:43, 17 September 2026 Religion and National Identity During the American Revolution (hist | edit) [58,828 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "```wiki {{#seo: |title=Religion and National Identity During the American Revolution |description=Explore how religion influenced political identity, Revolutionary rhetoric, religious liberty, denominational change, and the formation of American national identity during and after the American Revolution. |keywords=religion and American Revolution, American national identity, Revolutionary religion, Great Awakening, religious liberty, Patriot clergy, Loyalists, American f...")
• 07:0507:05, 17 September 2026 Puritanism and the Idea of America as a Chosen Nation (hist | edit) [80,882 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "```wiki {{#seo: |title=Puritanism and the Idea of America as a Chosen Nation |description=An examination of Puritan covenant theology, New England's sense of divine mission, John Winthrop's city upon a hill, and the later development of American chosenness and exceptionalism. |keywords=Puritanism, American chosenness, chosen nation, American exceptionalism, John Winthrop, city upon a hill, Puritan covenant, New Israel, providentialism, American civil religion, Massachuse...")
• 06:5206:52, 17 September 2026 The Colonial Roots of Christian Nationalism in America (hist | edit) [86,448 bytes] Lilly (talk | contribs) (Created page with "{{#seo: |title=The Colonial Roots of Christian Nationalism in America |description=Explore the colonial religious, political, racial, and cultural traditions that later contributed to American Christian nationalism and Christian-nation narratives. |keywords=Christian nationalism, colonial America, Puritanism, Christian nation, American exceptionalism, covenant theology, city upon a hill, religious establishment, religious liberty, Doctrine of Discovery, Indigenous peo...")