In Defense of Christian Patriotism

In Defense of Christian Patriotism presents a theological and practical case for Christians to love their country without compromising their primary allegiance to God. Daniel Darling argues that ordered loves and gratitude allow believers to embrace civic duty and work for national improvement.

Drawing on historical examples, theological reflection, and cultural critique, the book responds to Christian anti-patriotism and civic cynicism.

It encourages discipleship that includes stewardship of the republic and engagement in public life for the common good.

The book aims to renew Christian understanding of patriotism ahead of significant national anniversaries.