Filed Under: “Christian fundamentalism”
Instead of admitting their supposed revelations were wrong, a host of extremist Christian leaders have made belief in Trump’s election lies an article of faith
How fundamentalist Christians understand truth and love rhetorically often does not match with how it works out in practice
Conservatives believe that America was divinely created, and they want schools to teach this
Donald Trump didn’t ‘ruin’ evangelicalism, it’s always been problematic
As a child brought up in Mormonism, I was taught to constantly worry about whether I’d survive the Second Coming of Jesus
People who leave high-demand religions do so for many reasons, it’s very telling that their critics think it’s all about sex
Christian fundamentalists have quietly built massive propaganda empires that most Americans have never even heard of
The intellectual destruction of Christian fundamentalism has caused the American right to believe that truth is entirely the product of social power
Cults have repeatedly portrayed doomsday scenarios to followers and more than a few have survived botching predictions.