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'So help me God': How Christian nationalism shaped the presidential oath of office
The best way to understand Griswold's mythic insertion of "so help me God" into the presidential oath is through the lens of ...
The Forward4mon
As Trump takes the oath of office, remember its most famous phrase has roots in Christian nationalism
Trump will again take the presidential oath of office, ending with “so help me God.” When he does so, let it remind us of George Washington — but not as the founder of a Christian nation.
The Conversation4mon
How Christian nationalism played a role in incorporating the phrase ‘so help me God’ in the presidential oath of office
The best way to understand Griswold’s mythic insertion of “so help me God” into the presidential oath is through the lens of Christian nationalism. While the phrase is relatively new ...
National Catholic Reporter4mon
Christian nationalism's role in the presidential oath's 'so help me God'
The best way to understand Griswold's mythic insertion of "so help me God" into the presidential oath is through the lens of Christian nationalism. While the phrase is relatively new, Christian ...
Japan Today4mon
How Christian nationalism played a role in incorporating the phrase ‘so help me God’ in the presidential oath of office
The best way to understand Griswold’s mythic insertion of “so help me God” into the presidential oath is through the lens of Christian nationalism. While the phrase is relatively new, Christian ...