Annual Volume 72 of the College Theology Society addresses the responsibility and capacity of scholars and teachers of religion to engage Christian nationalism's pervasive influence and challenges the privilege and affluence that it has amassed through exclusion and marginalization. How can Catholic theology reckon with Christian nationalism by exposing its duplicity and offering alternative theological perspectives grounded in the critical study of faith and ethics? What is the theological and ethical nature of Christian nationalism? How does Christian nationalism impact ecclesial communities and theological institutions? How can theology respond effectively to the challenge of Christian nationalism?
