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Archive, Christian Nationalism, OMFG, Politics/LawOctober 26, 2021

“If Every Church Said, ‘We Will Take Over Our Community'”: The (Christian Right) Revolution Starts Small and Local

By Frederick Clarkson

One of the features of the rise of the Christian Right has been the development…

(A)theologies, Election 2012August 7, 2012

“One of Us”: Rick Santorum and the Politics of (Very Big) Family

By Kathryn Joyce

“Seven kids! Seven kids!” one woman exlaimed at a Rick Santorum rally in Louisiana on March 21, when organizers asked people to say what they liked most about the ultra-conservative Catholic, homeschooling presidential candidate.

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