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From religious slogans called to anti-immigration protests, to far-right leaders who publicly label themselves "Christian conversion, religion has become increasingly visible as an instrument of moral legitimacy for nationalist movements in Britain and other countries.
From Tommy Robinson to the anti-immigration protests in Dover, groups and figures of the British extreme right increasingly use Christian symbols and concepts to legitimize their speech. Researchers talk about a modern form of Christian nationalism, while Church leaders warn that religious symbols are taken away from their traditional message of love, compassion and forgiveness, writes The Telegraph.