Politics of the Cross
Daniel K. WilliamsAn analysis of American Christianity and politics in historical perspective
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What Led to Christianity Today’s Crisis?
Last week the New York Times reported that over the past fourteen months, more than half of Christianity Today’s staff members have been laid off or have resigned.
As a regular contributor to Christianity Today, I already knew that the mag...
Wrestling with the History of Christians’ Sins
In the last week and a half, two evangelical Christians who were caught in spectacular scandals passed away.
One of those Christians was Dennis Hastert, a Wheaton College graduate who became a Republican congressman and Speaker of the Hous...
This Year’s Midterm Elections May Revitalize Mainline Protestantism
The most significant new development in the politics of American religion this year might turn out to be the high number of white mainline Protestant pastors who are running for Congress as Democrats.
Earlier this year, I wrote an analysis...
Homeschooling Is No Longer Part of a Conservative Christian Subculture
Earlier this week, I started a three-part series on homeschooling with a post on what happens to homeschooled students after they grow up. But as I’ll explain in this post (the final one in this series), the particular environment of the la...
Responding to Homeschooling’s Critics
In my last Substack post, “What Happens to Homeschooled Students After They Grow Up?,” I looked at both statistical data and my own experiences to show that a lot of homeschooled students turned out to be creative, well educated, enterprisi...
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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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