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Religion Dispatches
How different might this election cycle have been had more voters been willing to be curious about, understand, accept, or even embrace a pluralist nation, rather than panic in the face of the other?
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Religion Dispatches
With all the memes wishing a good riddance to 2016, and John Oliver’s epic send-off to this annus horribilis, it may seem small comfort that this was a year that might be remembered as one of the most…
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Religion Dispatches
A new book from married co-authors, Helen Kiyong Kim and Noah Samuel Leavitt, explores the intricacies of mixed partnerships and blended heritages.
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Religion Dispatches
Churchgoers have all kinds of reasons for choosing to worship where they do and that’s a zone of privacy that should generally be respected.
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Religion Dispatches
There is little doubt as to why Orthodoxy seems appealing to a white nationalist movement.
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Religion Dispatches
We would do well to remember that our good news first came as an act of divine protest in the body of a poor, brown baby born in a barn.
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Religion Dispatches
When I saw Trump bumper stickers on the backpacks of middle-class white kids in Tidewater, Virginia, I had an inkling—but only an inkling, like a twitchy nighttime fear—that Trump could win. But then…
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Religion Dispatches
It’s difficult to think of a better example of the rigorous, imaginative work that will be necessary to prepare for a Trump presidency.
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Religion Dispatches
Those darn Jews and their funny words. On CNN Sunday night, Trump surrogate Scottie Neil Hughes accidentally confused the word “Molotov,” the ironic namesake of a small, homemade bomb, with “mazel tov…
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Conspiracists have long believed that Hillary Clinton is a member of a Satanic cult.
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