By Davis Carlton
I recently wrote about how modern Christian leaders share many traits in common with the betrayal of the first century Pharisees as collaborators with the pagan Roman Empire. There were several examples that came to my mind, but my response was mostly triggered by Ligon Duncan’s recent interview in which he denounced Christian nationalism. Enter Russell Moore, who eagerly provided a predictably horrible take on the “Christ is King” controversy since the Candace Owens firing at the Daily Wire. Moore’s recently published article in Christianity Today, where he is now editor-in-chief, is titled: ‘Christ Is King’ Is Not the Slogan Some White Nationalists Want It to Be.