By
Veronica Zundel2026-08-27T05:14:00
As St George’s flags spark fresh rows over patriotism and national identity, Veronica Zundel argues Christians should pledge their allegiance to a different kingdom
You’ve probably noticed the recent outbreak of flags – and a corresponding outbreak of opposition to them. As fast as self-styled patriots could hang St George’s flags on lampposts and street signs, so councils have been declaring them illegal and taking them down again.
I’ve always had a general distaste for national symbols, but lately, I’ve been trying to explore my dislike for what seems, after all, a fairly innocent way of celebrating one’s identity.
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