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Writer + troublemaker . Stories on religion, culture, politics, &c.

Washington, D.C.
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Joined June 2013
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    14 hours ago

    Happy Hour! with

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  2. 20 hours ago

    Spending time at church is a form of anti-capitalism, says , planting the seeds for ~10000 pieces

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  3. 20 hours ago

    I generally hate tweeting from conferences -- the ideas can seem random and contextless. But speaks in tweets (but with depth!)

    Prosperity gospel is a form of intolerance around the "ambiguity of suffering" -- is full of amazing one-liners
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  4. 20 hours ago

    Prosperity gospel is a form of intolerance around the "ambiguity of suffering" -- is full of amazing one-liners

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  5. 20 hours ago

    Prosperity gospel "requires the specter of inequality" to thrive. Why was it attractive to Swedes? doesn't know.

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  6. 21 hours ago

    "The ability to meet death gracefully is not a virtue" of prosperity gospel says

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  7. 21 hours ago

    Prosperity-gospel cultures inculcate a lot of middle class values, says : punctuality, reliability at work, etc.

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  8. 22 hours ago

    I think there's a broader point to be made here about the preachers who get quoted by journos over and over again as "representatives"

    Focusing on the same dozen non-denominational prosperity preachers is "a little tired," says
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  9. 22 hours ago

    Focusing on the same dozen non-denominational prosperity preachers is "a little tired," says

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  10. 22 hours ago

    Interesting: Prosperity gospel rise and fall isn't tied to trends in the market, says at

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    24 hours ago
    Replying to

    10. Bottom line? White, working class Trump voters felt culturally displaced and resentful, not financially stressed

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    May 9
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    9. We found economically distressed white, working class voters were 75% more likely to vote for Clinton—not Trump.

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    May 9

    1. What motivated white, working-class voters to back Trump—economic anxiety or cultural anxiety? We have numbers:

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    May 9

    This is a good graph on what polling does and does not do from

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  15. May 8

    Cardinal Tobin is taking an aggressive stance on immigrant defense in New Jersey:

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  16. May 8

    "We have long believed moral concerns must be an essential part of our foreign policy, not a departure from it."

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  17. May 8

    Talking about religious nationalism at , looking at this incredible 1910 sheet music aimed at Jews: "long live America."

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    May 7

    . had good piece in about France, National Front & Catholicism. Worth reading.

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    May 7

    1. The continued political weaponization of nominal/secularized “Christianism” both at home and abroad is worth paying attention to.

    The French election has shown how "Christian identity" can be used to support populism, even in a secular country:
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  20. May 7

    The French election has shown how "Christian identity" can be used to support populism, even in a secular country:

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