"While the right has organized some Christian denominations into a powerful voting bloc and Christian nationalism has grown in recent years, Rashid argues that it is not true Christianity:

"Christian nationalism is fascism and authoritarianism decorated with Christian symbolism. It is a racist, xenophobic, authoritarian, fascistic ideology that gets sold as Christianity."

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"Two-thirds of Americans are either skeptical of or against Christian nationalism. And most of America's millions of Christians, from various backgrounds and denominations, have never been all in on Trump:

according to Pew Research polling from February, white Evangelicals "are the only large religious group in which a clear majority approve of Trump's job performance".

Most Americans don't see him as religious at all, according to recent Pew Research polling."

{article emphases the long history of Christian social justice efforts in the US)