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Julie IngersollAugust 16, 2010

Washington Post Story Gets Christian Reconstructionism Wrong

By Julie Ingersoll

Article on Sharron Angle erroneously dismisses influence of movement.

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"The fusion of religion and nation has created a fertile breeding ground for a culture of violence to take root," writes Nilay Saiya. "Of course, Christian nationalist violence in the United States is nothing new." https://t.co/XY207uwd5k

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The struggle to reconcile our past human experiences with the promise of the new tools we create is as old as the history of human invention," writes @RabbanitSara. "The Talmud includes a powerful story about the potential and pitfalls of new media." https://t.co/tNmjVRSUQV

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"The repetition of the terms 'mainstream,' and 'normative,' in the article are simply euphemisms for Jewish Whiteness," writes @AKeyPhD. "But what exactly signifies Conservative Judaism as 'mainstream' or 'normative'?" https://t.co/GCMUHSKM3u

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