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This film features music composed by Lili Haydn.
This film is presented with the Episcopal Diocese of Nebraska. Be sure to stay after the film for a panel discussion led by The Right Rev. J. Scott Barker, 11th Bishop of the Diocese of Nebraska. Panelists include Dr. Theodore Dedon, Professor of Theology at Creighton University, Pastor Greg Mamula, Associate Executive Minister and Region Missionary to the American Baptist Churches of Nebraska, and Father Keith Winton, Rector of Saint Andrew’s Episcopal Church in Omaha.
Film Information
Bad Faith: Christian Nationalism's War on Democracy is a feature-length documentary that explores the dangerous rise of Christian Nationalism in America. Christian Nationalism has moved from the political fringes into mainstream American life, reshaping debates around democracy, religion, education, and civil rights. The film traces how this movement was built over decades — and why many historians, religious leaders, and political observers see it as a defining force in American politics today.
Reviews
"Bad Faith makes a powerful case that Christian Nationalism is built on a lie: the shibboleth that America was originally established as a 'Christian nation.'" – Variety
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