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Rough Beasts

David Ambrose

An Investigation into History, Faith, & Power

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This Is Why Facts Don’t Work

Every conversation about what’s wrong with America eventually hits the same wall. Someone brings up immigration, taxes, healthcare, war and before long you’re not talking about policy anymore. You’re asking why people believe things that ar...

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Stop calling the SAVE Act “common sense.”

Trump and his supporters are calling the SAVE Act common sense. It isn’t. In the era when the Voting Rights Act still had real power, election policy was judged by consequences, so lawmakers could not hide behind intent. If you look at the ...

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Episode II: From Burning Crosses to Flamethrowers

This episode traces the theology of Christian nationalism over the past century, from the Scopes Trial and Princeton Seminary to the modern political right. Drawing on primary sources, it explores how a fifth-century theological concept mov...

2 months ago
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From Burning Crosses to Flamethrowers: Augustine and the Christian Nation

As the United States cozies up to Christian nationalism once again, further eroding democracy in the name of the Lord, we should not forget that Christianity once saved democracy. The Civil Rights movement was built in churches, by evangeli...

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  • David Ambrose

    Rough Beasts asks why, 2,500 years after Plato, we’re still arguing over shadows on the cave wall. We carry the sum of human knowledge in our hands yet can’t agree on what’s real.

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