The New Yorkerのインスタグラム(newyorkermag) - 3月30日 07時31分

The events of January 6th bolstered a growing belief that the alliance between Donald Trump and his Christian supporters had become something more like a movement, a pro-Trump uprising with a distinctive ideology, which is sometimes called “Christian nationalism.” But many of the movement’s adherents don’t seem to be that Christian at all—more than a fifth of survey respondents who wanted the government to declare the U.S. a “Christian nation” also described themselves as being “secular,” or an adherent of a non-Christian faith. What’s motivating them, really? At the link in our bio, Kelefa Sanneh explores the ideology driving the movement. Illustration by @timolenzen.

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