The New York Times reported last week that the justice flew an upside-down American ... to Heaven flag but described its roots, which run deep within a movement bent upon Christian supremacy ...

We can’t say for sure, but that’s what one Connecticut man claimed in an outlandish email to five cities as he admonished them for flying the Christian flag on public property. What we can say ...

That flag, an “Appeal to Heaven” flag, is directly tied to Christian nationalism. While it dates back to the American Revolution, it has been popularized in recent years by Dutch Sheets ...

How about an American flag in a church sanctuary? Yes. "This is an example of Christian nationalism because it is a visual representation of the merging of our national and religious identities ...

Sheets organized a nationwide tour that year called “An Appeal to Heaven” during which he specifically linked the flag, and the American Revolution, to concepts of Christian nationalism.

Alito has already been in the news for an upside-down American flag that flew ... who has transformed the flag into a banner for Christian nationalists. The pine tree on the flag was originally ...

Camp Constitution’s “Christian flag” will ... Boston has three flag poles outside City Hall, with two always flying the American flag with the POW/MIA flag under it, and the state flag.

The push to fly the Satanology flag comes after several Connecticut cities flew the Christian flag, including New Britain, located about 9 miles southwest of Hartford, which raised the flag in an ...

official ordered the removal of an American flag from a Denali bridge construction worker’s vehicle at Denali National Park are false," said Peter Christian in a statement. "At no time did an ...

including Letter from a Christian Citizen (American Vision, 2007). A Christian church has absolutely no business displaying a national flag in the sanctuary, at least not as it is commonly done.