Entries by Prof. Andrew Fraser

Book review – Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus: Projects of peoplehood from Biblical Israel to the collapse of British patriotism by Andrew Fraser

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Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus: Projects of peoplehood from Biblical Israel to the collapse of British patriotism Andrew Fraser Arktos Media Ltd., 2025 Available for $33.00 (paperback) or $45.00 (hardback) from www.arktos.com or from amazon.co.uk Reviewed by Hugh Perry, Lake Placid, New York in Heritage and Destiny, September-October, 2025; reposted by permission. Andrew Fraser, long […]

AI Review of “Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus”

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I have a website at https://mq.academia.edu/AndrewFraser and received an unsolicited review of my book Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus from academia.edu. It’s a pretty good review in both senses, well-written with a bunch of useful references, and a favourable assessment of my work as well. AI Review of Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus Suggested References (and […]

Lost Sheep American Christian Nationalism as a Problem in Geopolitical Theology

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From: brittanica.com My latest book was written from an Anglo-Identitarian perspective.  I try to demonstrate that a pan-British race patriotism can be rekindled by a reformed, neo-Angelcynn (Old English for “kin of the Angles”) church.  Such a reformation would provide a desperately needed theopolitical alternative to the hegemonic, universalist model of creedal Christianity. Nowadays, as […]

Christian Nationalism vs Global Jesus: Projects of Peoplehood from Biblical Israel to the Collapse of British Patriotism

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Arktos Media, 2025   Preface This book sheds much-needed light on contemporary controversies surrounding the seemingly oxymoronic phenomenon of “Christian nationalism,” past, present, and future, as problem and as solution. Part One explores the ostensibly biblical foundations of Christian nationalism, the first-century Jesus movement, and the early Christian church in Greco-Roman antiquity.  Part Two examines […]

Religion, Race, and Ethnicity in Greco-Roman Antiquity New Perspectives on The Lordship of Jesus, Judaism, and the “Truthiness” of Christianity, Part 4

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Go to Part 1 Go to Part 2 Go to Part 3 Conclusion: Relevance to Anglos What lessons should crypto-Anglo White or Christian nationalists take away from the first-century Jesus movement?  First, notice that this movement emerged among a people in which the diaspora population outnumbered their co-ethnics in Judea.  In addition, both at home […]

Religion, Race, and Ethnicity in Greco-Roman Antiquity New Perspectives on The Lordship of Jesus, Judaism, and the “Truthiness” of Christianity, Part Three

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Go to Part 1. Go to Part 2. The “Truthiness” of Christianity  In short, Miller “challenges the classic conception of what many regard as the most sacred narrative of Western civilization, namely, that the New Testament stories of Jesus’ resurrection provided alleged histories variously achieving credibility among their earliest readers.”  Instead, he provides “the first […]

Religion, Race, and Ethnicity in Greco-Roman Antiquity New Perspectives on The Lordship of Jesus, Judaism, and the “Truthiness” of Christianity, Part Two

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Go to Part 1. What Do We Know About Jesus and His Movement? For Christians such as Stephen Wolfe, the declaration that “Jesus is Lord” signifies that Jesus is God.  It is, however, not at all obvious that the historical Jesus considered himself to be a divine being, on a par with the ruler of […]