Politics of the Cross
Daniel K. WilliamsAn analysis of American Christianity and politics in historical perspective
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Can Democrats Appeal to the Working Class?
Graham Platner’s exit from the Maine Senate race has left Democrats in the state scrambling to find a candidate who can replicate the scandal-ridden oysterman’s supposed appeal to white working-class voters.
But there may be a fundamental...
What Kept America's Revolutionary Ideals from Failing?
Most of the world’s democratic revolutions have failed. Either they are crushed before they get very far – as, for instance, the Hungarian revolution of 1956 or the Tiananmen Square protests of 1989 were – or, worse yet, they devolve very q...
The Secular Education of AI Chatbots
What set of readings and values do you think shaped your favorite AI chatbot or search engine’s worldview?
Some Christians (including a TGC team that included my wife, Nadya Williams) have noted for a while that many AI chatbots are unusua...
What America's Military Might Cannot Do
America’s three-month war in Iran and the Memorandum of Understanding that ended the conflict this week revealed the limits of President Donald Trump’s military ventures. As many have noted, this war has strengthened Iran’s position and wea...
Graham Platner's Primary Victory Suggests a New Brand of Anti-Elitist Democratic Populism
Graham Platner, the oyster fisherman and military veteran who won yesterday’s Democratic senatorial primary in Maine, is the sort of candidate who would never have received his party’s nomination in any previous year.
It’s difficult to ima...
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Daniel K. Williams teaches American history at Ashland University and is the author of several books on American religion and politics, including The Politics of the Cross: A Christian Alternative to Partisanship.
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