
Webs of Belief: Mother God, the Divines, and the Age of Internet Cults
I’ve been on a bit of a cult kick over my winter break, spending my free time engrossed in a few different cult documentaries. First,
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I’ve been on a bit of a cult kick over my winter break, spending my free time engrossed in a few different cult documentaries. First,
I’ve been on a memoir kick this year. Actually, that may be a bit of an understatement. By my count, I’m currently working on my
I read my best book of 2023 last week. Now I don’t want to get too ahead of myself — I could read something else
As an avid watcher of all sorts of reality television, particularly anything related to American religion, I’d been on the lookout for Jill Dillard’s memoir,
This academic year I was invited to join a professional development group exploring vocation at the university where I work. Our goal for the year
Navigating the Complexities and Compassion of Abortion in Hannah Matthews’ You or Someone You Love To say my views on abortion have evolved over the
A few years ago, a friend and I read Matthew Desmond’s Evicted, and even years later, it’s still one of the best books I’ve read.
There was just something wholesome about that Duggar family. Or at least that’s what TLC wanted you to think. Sure, they were a little quirky,
There are a series of TikTok videos I’ve been getting on my For You Page these last couple of months. In classic TikTok fashion, I
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