Is this flag a Christian nationalist flag?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:I went to a small Christian elementary school at a Nazarene church in the 70s and 80s and we had to say a pledge to this flag after the pledge to the US flag every morning before going into the school. I've only attended Catholic Churches as an adult so haven't seen this flag for decades.

Who knows the motivation of the person flying it. Maybe the Christian nationalists are co-opting it now.

I went to a baptist high school (independent Baptist, not southern Baptist) and we said THREE pledges every morning: American flag, Christian flag, and to the Bible.

I don’t associate the flag with Christian nationalism per se.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Must be a commander.

A commander?

Not PP but I think she’s making a Handmaid’s Tale reference.

+1

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I went to a small Christian elementary school at a Nazarene church in the 70s and 80s and we had to say a pledge to this flag after the pledge to the US flag every morning before going into the school. I've only attended Catholic Churches as an adult so haven't seen this flag for decades.

Who knows the motivation of the person flying it. Maybe the Christian nationalists are co-opting it now.

I went to a baptist high school (independent Baptist, not southern Baptist) and we said THREE pledges every morning: American flag, Christian flag, and to the Bible.

I don’t associate the flag with Christian nationalism per se.

What was the pledge you pledged to the Bible? I am curious because I attend a Baptist church now and the church also has a school, and none of the children pledge anything to the Bible. They do
say the pledge to the American flag.