Reframing Religious Freedom: Confronting Christian Nationalism
BJC Director of Education Charles Watson Jr. participates in a panel during “Reimagining Religious Freedom: Moving from Education to Advocacy.”
BJC Director of Education Charles Watson Jr. participates in a panel during “Reimagining Religious Freedom: Moving from Education to Advocacy.”
BJC hosted a webinar to explore how Christian nationalism undergirds racism, featuring a conversation about research and personal experiences with Dr. Jemar Tisby and Dr. Robert P. Jones, moderated by Amanda Tyler.
This conversation between author and scholar Jemar Tisby and researcher Robert P. Jones sheds light on ways white supremacy is intertwined with Christian nationalism and how we can work to root it out of our churches and ourselves.
How can we respond when we see our faith and democracy under siege? On January 27, 2021, the Christians Against Christian Nationalism movement presented this webinar to explore how Christians are identifying and responding to the dangers of Christian nationalism in the wake of the January 6 insurrection at the U.S. Capitol.
Tyler and Frank Schaeffer will talk about the dangers of the political ideology
BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler will moderate a session in this conference on white Christian nationalism, hosted by Indiana University-Purdue University Indianapolis.
Registration for “White Christian Nationalism: How Racism Undergirds Christian Nationalism” on Wednesday, July 14 at 7 p.m. Eastern Time is now open.
Join BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler as she moderates Between Juneteenth and the Fourth of July: A Conversation about White Christian Nationalism w/ Robert P. Jones & Kristin Du Mez.