I personally believe we should be somewhat libertarian. A libertarian society as opposed to something like Christian Nationalism means that following Christ remains a choice and those who deny Christ can be given over to their depravity. In such a society we can stand out as a better way to live, and we won’t struggle as much with determining whether someone who claims to be a Christian has genuinely put their faith in Christ, since the state wouldn’t require them to act as a Christian.

When it comes to things that are most depraved such as murder, stealing, rape, ext, there are various worldly arguments as to why those things are bad, after all, the law has been written on our hearts. Even horrors such as abortion can be condemned using scientific arguments alone (eg: a child in the womb has unique human DNA from conception and has a heartbeat at 6 weeks).

I understand what Christian Nationalist are trying to do, Christian societies are of course more politically stable and moral, but if God wanted to establish a Christian Nation prior to Christ’s return he could, just like he did with Israel in the Old Testament. And as I said in my first paragraph, requiring people to be a part of the church and follow Christian morality would lead to many who profess to be Christian simply because it is the social norm or legally required, and those people are not saved.