Pamela Cooper-White argues that the growing social and political influence of Christian nationalism in the United States requires a clear-eyed response. Her triage approach continues to help progressive Christians identify whether, when, and how to dialogue with Christian nationalist adherents. Now, The Psychology of Christian Nationalism's expanded edition names the urgency to integrate a prophetic voice. Using an insightful
new preface, epilogue, and updated data and resources, Cooper-White helps Christians clarify their fundamental understanding of the dilemma. That is, the Gospel requires both pastoral and prophetic responses as people of faith. Drawing from her depth of awareness of the psychological terrain, she offers a pathway forward through constructive dialogue, advocacy, education, and activism.
