Mark Carney rejects ‘Christian nationalism’ in criticism of Rubio’s Munich speech
Carney claimed that what binds Canada is different ‘cultures’ and ‘faiths’ while choosing to ignore the fact that it was Catholic and other Christian missionaries who built all of Canada’s institutions.
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney suggested that Canada is not really a “Christian” nation after saying “Christian nationalism” is un-Canadian and the state is more important than faith. “Canadian nationalism is civic nationalism.”
Carney failed to mention the fact that Christianity, in particular, Catholicism, is a targeted faith in Canada. Indeed, to date over 100 Catholic churches have been burned or vandalized in recent years.