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"The Rise of the Christian Right in Europe" By Gionathan Lo Mascolo and Kristina Stoeckl - Canopy Forum

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"The Rise of the Christian Right in Europe" By Gionathan Lo Mascolo and Kristina Stoeckl - Canopy Forum

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Viktor Orbán, Hungary by Elekes Andor (CC BY-SA 4.0) This article is part of our series on Transnational Christian Nationalism, and its impact on politics, the rule of law, and religious freedom. If you’d like to explore other articles in this series, click here. In recent decades, Europe has witnessed the emergence of the Christian Right as…Read More

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"In recent decades, Europe has witnessed the emergence of the Christian Right as a significant political force, reshaping the continent’s political landscape. From the seamless integration of Christian Right ideologies into coalition governments in Italy, Slovakia, and Austria, to their challenge of the moderate Christian democratic mainstream in Germany, this movement has become a pivotal undercurrent within Europe’s Far Right.

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Christian nationalism wiki

Project 2025

Heritage Foundation USA wiki

Heritage Foundation Europe

Why the rise of Christian Nationalism around the world is deeply concerning

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