Exiles in Christendom
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Worship warfare and cultural genocide
I’ve been focusing this week on Sean Feucht’s decision to invade a worship gathering of Muslims while banging on American flag buckets, blowing shofars, and chanting “Jesus!”
When Feucht heard them singing, he seethed, “They got their bann...
Ep152: How Republicans are Weaponizing Worship to Spread Islamophobia in Order to Win the Midterms
This past weekend, Christian nationalist worship leader Sean Feucht ran his Jesus March right through a group of Muslims who were gathering peacefully to sing and read their Scriptures. He claimed they were worshipping a “foreign god” and t...
Ep151: Economics & Religion (Part 3): How Competition Creates Systems of Control that Devalue Minorities and Women, with Jacob Robinson
Over the past two episodes, we’ve been working our way through a conversation I had in 2021 with one of my Northern Seminary professors, Jacob Robinson, about Raj Patel’s New York Times Bestselling book The Value of Nothing: How to Reshape...
Sean Feucht thinks Jesus loves his invasion of a Muslim procession
Christian nationalist troubadour Sean Feucht is bragging about interrupting a peaceful procession of Muslims in Chicago Aug. 9.
“We did a Jesus March right through the Muslim March in Chicago!!! This is crazy!!!” Feucht declared on social...
Ep150: Economics & Religion (Part 2): How Lack of Self-Awareness Leads to Competition and Retribution, with Jacob Robinson
I apologize for not getting this post out sooner. We’re doing a three part conversation right now on “Highest Power: Church + State” about economics and religion with one of my old seminary professors, Jacob Robinson. In Part One, we discus...
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