Marjorie Taylor Greene

Washington pastor Jason Graber’s opposition to Marjorie Taylor Greene’s re-election arises not from her stance on Christian nationalism. Instead, he opposes her because she is a woman.

A non-profit called Vote Common Good, led by executive director and co-chair Pastor Doug Pagitt, has been using billboards to urge evangelical and Catholic voters to rethink how they vote in upcoming elections.

In July, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene argued that Christian nationalism would be vital to the success of the Republican Party moving forward. Some high profile pastors are beginning to echo her words.

Religion News Service reached out to more than 50 House and Senate Republicans seeking their response, questioning whether they support calls to make the RNC the party of Christian nationalism.

Over the weekend, Congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene expressed her belief that Christian nationalism will be essential to the success of the Republican Party moving forward.