Skip to main content

Search

Browse the largest online archive of research, analysis and commentary on the far right.

Displaying 6018 results
for muskXReligion DispatchesX

Results

Religion Dispatches
It’s still too soon to say social conservatives are finished.
Article
Religion Dispatches
According to the US Census, families are becoming less nuclear, headed up by more single parents, childless couples, and LGBT couples with children. Yet family diversity is still only a revelation in the mainstream media, which continues to promote the model of nuclear familyhood, even if it is provisionally represented by elite white gay The Kids Are All Right-style yuppie throwbacks with photogenic children.
Article
Religion Dispatches
Faitheist author Chris Stedman on why the genre of embattled atheist polemic may have run its course.
Article
Religion Dispatches
Portrayals of the bible like this latest miniseries don’t just materialize out of thin air.
Article
Religion Dispatches
Today we are a great distance from the ecological situation of medieval Italy. With the aid of capital and industry, we humans have become so practiced, and coldly efficient, in matters of animal domestication that we now have health insurance on offer for wealthy domestic pets while billions of other creatures in our care are heedlessly slaughtered. Our domestication practices are a mess.
Article
Religion Dispatches
Ralph Reed is doing a kind of constitutional drag performance for the press, dressing his religious values in secular sequins and pearls, but we all know what’s beneath the costume, right?
Article
Religion Dispatches
In which I heroically avoid the phrase “performative selfhood.” Oh, wait. Shoot.
Article
Religion Dispatches
For people put off by the religious and political rancor they see in organized religions, or who are repelled by financial and sexual scandals across religious groups, prayer is an experiential reminder that there might be “something else out there,” something “more than just me.”
Article
Religion Dispatches
It’s clear that much of the power American culture warriors have in Uganda comes from the money their ministries pour into the country along with their missionaries. At the massive Miracle Center Cathedral, the biggest megachurch in Uganda, the high-living pastor is quite frank that “American money helped us build this church,” adding, “whatever you see here is the fruit of American labor.”
Article