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Tag: politics

November 30, 2017 joeldermole

The lesser of two evils is still evil, right?

October 26, 2017 joeldermole

In politics: Purity, pragmatism, or something else?

July 24, 2017 joeldermole

Dorothea Lange and the power of bearing witness

July 20, 2017July 20, 2017 joeldermole

Going low and crying wolf: How Harry Reid helped give us Donald Trump

July 19, 2017July 19, 2017 joeldermole

Douglas Koziol and the virtues of reading all the way to the damn end

July 19, 2017July 19, 2017 Rebecca

How to Go High?

July 17, 2017July 17, 2017 joeldermole

The straight line connecting tribalization, demonization, and Trump’s Russia scandal

July 13, 2017 joeldermole

What if Donald Trump Was a Good Guy?

June 29, 2017June 29, 2017 joeldermole

The NRA hates you and me

June 11, 2017June 11, 2017 joeldermole

Yes, They’re “Killing” “Donald Trump” in Central Park. Let’s Stop Insulting the Rubes, Eh?

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Rebecca Barrett-Fox is a native of the “Southern End” of Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. After years living in and loving Kansas, she now resides at the foot of the Wasatch Mountains in Utah with her family. A professor of sociology focusing on the intersection of religion, politics, and sex in the contemporary US, Rebecca is the author of God Hates: Westboro Baptist Church, American Nationalism, and the Religious Right (University Press of Kansas 2016) as well as numerous academic articles. You can find links to her work and her public talks on her personal blog, anygoodthing.com.

Ben Wideman grew up in Canada, went to college in Virginia, and seminary in California, before finding a new home in Pennsylvania. When he’s not working with young adults, he spends his time enjoying his spouse and three incredible kids, and collects hobbies like homebrewing, gardening, playing disc golf, watching baseball, cycling, podcasting, and lots of other random things. You can follow his ministry at www.3rdwaycollective.org

Joel Mathis is a freelance writer who lives in Lawrence, Kansas with his wife and son. He spent nine years as a syndicated columnist, co-writing the RedBlueAmerica column as the liberal half of a point-counterpoint duo. His honors include awards for best online commentary from the Online News Association and (twice) from the City and Regional Magazine Association. He writes a regular column at TheWeek.com

Recent Posts

  • A God Who Sees and Hears June 22, 2020
  • Making Sense of Memories of Whiteness June 16, 2020
  • “Blessed are the Peacemakers” June 4, 2020
  • A time of fermentation May 21, 2020
  • Stephen and the Sanhedrin: Speaking when Listening is Hard May 13, 2020

Authors

  • Ben Wideman
    • Our Addiction to War
    • A Presidential Election Year
    • Losing My Religion
    • Mental Health and Generosity
    • BENGAY and NCOD
  • joeldermole
    • On how your childhood interpretation of the Bible can affect you well into middle age
    • Actually, the Babyon Bee *is* satire
    • A thing you may not know about Emmett Till
    • The difference between white and Latino evangelicals
    • On Christianity Today and racism
  • Rebecca
    • A God Who Sees and Hears
    • Making Sense of Memories of Whiteness
    • “Blessed are the Peacemakers”
    • A time of fermentation
    • Stephen and the Sanhedrin: Speaking when Listening is Hard

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