Christian Nationalism Presentation

This is a PDF of the slide set for the Presentation at the July 08, 2026 IPV General Meeting. See the videos below that were played at the specified page numbers.


Videos

Page 14 Video: The pastor (Doug Wilson) who wants to repeal voting rights for women is becoming more mainstream

Page 24 video: WATCH: Hegseth prays for ‘overwhelming violence’ against enemies. (stop at 4 min if you wish)

Page 33 Video: (Let me know the URL if you find it.)

Page 35 Video: This 60-second clip explains MAGA

Page 37 Video: James Talarico talks about what it *actually* means to be a man.


https://jamestalarico.com/


After the presentation, a question was asked about who is organizing to address this issue? This organization was offered:

Americans United for Separation of Church and State

Series on Polarization & Democracy with Judge Stephen Trott (past event)

Sunday, March 22, 2026

  • 9:30 during the worship service &
  • 11:00 a.m. Discussion and Questions

On Sunday, March 22, our congregation will welcome Judge Stephen Trott, a senior inactive member of the United States Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit, to speak during worship and after a coffee break, will continue with discussion and questions at 11 a.m. He will explore the deepening polarization in our nation and the challenges it poses to a healthy democracy.

Judge Trott  has ruled on immigration cases, criminal cases and issues affecting the court system, where the pursuit of justice depends on trust, fairness, and a shared commitment to the common good. He will explain the balance on the courts, including the Supreme Court and how rulings are reached and enforced.

This event is part of our ongoing congregational work around activism, civic engagement, and constructive conversation. As people of faith, we are called not only to understand the world around us but also to participate in its healing. Judge Trott’s perspective will help us reflect on how we can show up with courage, compassion, and clarity in a time of heightened tension.

All are welcome—invite a friend. Let’s gather with open hearts and a shared commitment to justice, dialogue, and hope.