The same people who don't see Critical Theory anywhere, see Christian Nationalism everywhere.
Whenever someone brings up Christian Nationalism, ask them to define it carefully.
Currently, the culture uses "Christian Nationalism" as a pejorative term to dismiss any Christian engagement in public life.
For a very helpful piece, read @andrewtwalk's article: https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2021/01/73711/ 
Protecting Christian Political Theology from the Shibboleth of “Christian Nationalism”

It is hypocritical for secular critics to accept only those religious claims that conform to liberal sentiment and to label any disfavored religious claim as Christian Nationalism. Christianity...

https://www.thepublicdiscourse.com/2021/01/73711/
"It is hypocritical for secular critics to accept only those religious claims that conform to liberal sentiment & to label any disfavored religious claim as Christian Nationalism."
"If all expressions of Christian faith that color one’s political activity are reduced to ‘Christian Nationalism,’ then...Martin Luther King, Jr., whose professed Christianity ignited the Civil Rights Movement, [was a] Christian Nationalists who should have been silenced."
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