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EPISODE · Nov 23, 2025 · 1H 7M

Christian Nationalism and Masculinity

from Kinda Religious · host Eli Zaffirini

Leigh Larson, a storyteller and humanitarian worker, shares her journey of faith, her experiences as a military chaplain, and her insights on Christian nationalism in the military. Leigh discusses her religious identity, the impact of high church services on her spirituality, and the complexities of masculinity within religious contexts. The conversation also touches on the decline of religiosity in America, the role of social media in shaping religious discourse, and the challenges of authenticity in religious expression. Leigh emphasizes the importance of questioning power structures and finding common ground with neighbors, regardless of political differences.Topic Timestamps:00:00 Introduction to Leigh Larson01:05 Religious Identity and Background04:41 Experiences with High Church Services07:47 Masculinity and Religion10:19 Decline of Religiosity and Young Men19:09 Military Chaplaincy Experience29:32 Christian Nationalism in the Military36:27 Spiritual Care and Healing37:22 Christianity's Influence on American Identity40:39 The Complexity of Christian Nationalism43:34 Prosperity Gospel and Its Implications48:17 The Role of Social Media in Faith57:26 Questioning Power and Community Dynamics

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