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Revisited: On “beyond Trump”: Evangelical politics, born again

Joanna Tice Jen·

April 1, 2024

Survey data indicates a growing generational split among evangelicals, with the younger generation supporting a range of left-leaning policies that…

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Whites, Jews, and Us

The world love jam

Jared Sexton·

June 20, 2018

Before I read Houria Bouteldja’s Whites, Jews, and Us in full, I heard about the controversy that accompanied its initial…

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West’s witness

Jessica Polebaum·

May 8, 2012

For New York Magazine, Lisa Miller profiles Cornel West, surveying the course of his academic career, personal life, and variety…

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The Vatican and the Bolivarian revolution

John D. Boy·

August 25, 2011

Last month, Wikileaks released a confidential 2005 U.S. embassy cable that provides an inside perspective on the Vatican's views of…

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