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      “If Every Church Said, ‘We Will Take Over Our Community'”: The (Christian Right) Revolution Starts Small and Local
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      Manslaughter Conviction of Brittney Poolaw Represents Pattern of White Christian Policing of Black and Brown Women’s Bodies
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      North America Has a Hindu Nationalist Problem, and Scholars are On the Frontlines of These Right-Wing Attacks

Christel Manning

Christel Manning is a professor of religious studies at Sacred Heart University (CT). She is also the author of God Gave Us the Right and co-editor of Sex & Religion.

Archive, New Books, RD10Q, RD10Q, Remapping American Christianities, StoriesDecember 7, 2015

How Are the “Nones” Raising Their Children?

By Christel Manning

What inspired you to write Losing Our Religion: How Unaffiliated Parents Are Raising Their Children? It…

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