“Jehovah campaigning?” Some coincidences regarding the use of Evangelical religion during political campaigns in the United States of America and Latin America
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https://doi.org/10.15381/dds.n9.23275Keywords:
Christian Nationalism, Donald Trump, 2016 presidential campaign, USA, Latin America, Bolsonaro, nationalism, Culture Wars, EvangelicalsAbstract
In this article, I examine the similarities between the new religious rhetoric employed by Latin- American conservative politicians after 2016, and the Christian nationalism (CN) rhetoric in the United States of America during and after Donald Trumps’ presidential campaign, in 2016. The objective of this article is to submit the Christian nationalist arguments used by Latin-American conservative politicians and to discuss how said arguments are applied in Latin-American political campaigns.
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