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In the Name of God, In the Name of Hate

Leave a Comment / Creative / AJB / February 10, 2025 / authoritarian rule, Christian nationalism, dark future, Dystopian fiction, ideological warfare, modern dystopia, political ideology, political thriller, power struggle, religious extremism, resistance, rise of extremism, speculative fiction, theocracy, totalitarian regime

In the forgotten towns and sprawling megachurches of America’s heartland, a movement had been growing in the shadows, waiting for its moment. The Christian Nationalists did not seek converts—they sought dominion. As their influence merged with the brutal enforcers of the Black Circle, a new theocratic order loomed on the horizon. But as they stepped from the shadows, they underestimated one thing: the people still had fight left in them.

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