Faith and Nation dives into the rise of Christian Nationalism in America, tracing its evolution from the 1925 Scopes Monkey Trial to contemporary politics. The book explores how Christian fundamentalist beliefs have influenced American governance and societal norms, particularly in light of recent political shifts. Readers will gain insight into the ideological and political motivations behind Christian Nationalism and its impact on democracy. Michael A. Smith's approach combines rigorous research with accessible writing, offering a well-rounded analysis grounded in historical fact. This book provides valuable context for understanding current debates and highlights the far-reaching implications of blending religion with politics.