Nacionalismo cristiano como herramienta de comunicación política en EEUU

The rise of Christian nationalism as a political communication tool in the United States of America The rise of Christian Nationalism has become evident with the return of Donald J. Trump to the White House. The research on the success of the Christian Nationalist movement as a political communication tool aims to analyze the impact and evolution of their agenda that throughout history has applied some theological principles to influence the political language of the moment. It will be necessary to go back to the origin of the U.S. Constitution, which guarantees religious freedom, and understand its application by the Founding Fathers. In this we will also analyze how Christian Nationalism intends to institute itself as the official religion of a State where the legislative system operates to its benefit, acting as a lobby in the political framework with an increasing moralistic thinking and a divisive agenda, both at the social level and in the churches. This research aims to significant differences between their agenda and the fundamental theological principles of the early Christian church. The new Administration presides in front of an extremely polarized population, which operates under different frameworks of thought, even within Christianity. New executive laws have been signed perpetuated the division with a political language, evident in the current hostility that the country is facing. Using Christianity as a communication tool of nationalism and political extremism has occurred previously throughout history but in the current era of Fake News, we are faced with a Western society that is increasingly skeptical of traditional communication sources and specialized research agents of historical prestige. Donald Trump, a figure with a highly mediatic profile, has been able to communicate to the religious communities starting a new chapter in the World Order. The instruments to be used for this research are, in part, the sources already cited in the bibliography, as well as other authors such as William T. Cavanaugh, Graham Ward, Kaitlyn Schess, and Michael Wear.

In addition, it will be necessary to study systematic theology in order to understand how certain key issues have dominated the language of Christian Nationalism, such as abortion, immigration, sexuality, gender identity, and biomedicine, among others.