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Tag Archives: Culture Wars
Trading the Culture War for the Kingdom: A Review of A Faith of Our Own
Jonathan Merritt grew up a child of the Religious Right. His father is a former president of the Southern Baptist Convention, and he attended Jerry Falwell’s Liberty University. Growing up, he says, he assumed that being faithful to Jesus meant … Continue reading
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Tagged A Faith of Our Own, books, Culture Wars, Jonathan Merritt, politics
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Cultural Identity and the War on Christmas
I’ve been thinking about the War on Christmas recently. The War on Christmas, in case you are blessed enough to have not heard of it, is the debate over whether to have a specific celebration of Christmas or a generic … Continue reading
