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Christian supremacy

belief that Christianity is superior to other religions and that Christians are better suited to rule
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Christian supremacy

Summary

Christian supremacy is a supremacism[1].

Key Facts

  • Christian supremacy was influenced by premillennialism[2].
  • Christian supremacy's instance of is recorded as supremacism[3].
  • Christian supremacy's instance of is recorded as identity politics[4].
  • Christian supremacy's subclass of is recorded as Christianity and politics[5].
  • Christian supremacy's political ideology is recorded as Christian fundamentalism[6].
  • Christian supremacy's political ideology is recorded as theonomy[7].
  • Christian supremacy's political ideology is recorded as Dominion theology[8].
  • Christian supremacy's facet of is recorded as Christianity[9].
  • Christian supremacy's facet of is recorded as New Apostolic Reformation[10].
  • Christian supremacy's facet of is recorded as Seven Mountain Mandate[11].
  • Christian supremacy's partially coincident with is recorded as Christian nationalism[12].
  • Christian supremacy's has effect is recorded as Crusades[13].
  • Christian supremacy's has effect is recorded as Ziklag[14].
  • Christian supremacy's significant person is recorded as Charles Coughlin[15].
  • Christian supremacy's significant person is recorded as Mike Johnson[16].
  • Christian supremacy's significant person is recorded as Dutch Sheets[17].

References

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Direct Wikidata claims

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Class ancestry

  1. [1] ↑ . Wikidata. wikidata.org.

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