Talk:Religious Nationalism

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My official proposal to make a separate page for Christian Right/Christian Nationalism

Christian Right/ Christian Nationalism is notable enough of a movement to warrant its own page. It has enough theorists, and would have enough variants. It's good to have more pages on this wiki, and that's part of the reason why I am officially proposing this. FanOfWolves (talk) 22:18, 18 September 2024 (UTC)

-Agree

-Agree

Nick Fuentes and Neo-Nazism

OK so, Nick Fuentes is an admirer of fascists such as Hitler and said “I’m just like Hitler” and called for “total Aryan victory”. But I've seen neo-Nazis denounce Fuentes. — DEB Neo nazis and modern day fascists hate nick fuentes as they think he's a grfter and pressure release valve on social revolution. The also throw many slurs at him. He is more akin to just a Christian nationalist than a clerical fascist as he has been unable to place his houghtinto action like creating a political party or a paramilitary organization because fascism is thought and action.-kamilazer