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Pastor Advocates Christian Nationalism in Moscow, Idaho

4/11/2026

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Pastor Doug Wilson of Christ Church described Moscow, Idaho, as a 'working prototype' for Christian nationalism.
He and other pastors aim to model America on Protestant founding, emphasizing evangelism and schools.
Wilson opposed LGBTQ rights.
Wilson opposed the 19th Amendment and advocated household-based voting, and said religious symbols would be restricted.
Amy Mazur, a local resident, criticized the church's influence, saying it seeks to transform Moscow into a Christian town.

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Pastor Doug Wilson of Christ Church described Moscow, Idaho, as a 'working prototype' for Christian nationalism.
He and other pastors aim to model America on Protestant founding, emphasizing evangelism and schools.
Wilson opposed LGBTQ rights.
Wilson opposed the 19th Amendment and advocated household-based voting, and said religious symbols would be restricted.
Amy Mazur, a local resident, criticized the church's influence, saying it seeks to transform Moscow into a Christian town.