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Search Results for: Steven Strang

Byung-Chul Han: An interview with Steven Knepper, Ethan Stoneman, and Robert Wyllie

Nadya Williams   |  August 19, 2024

A new book on “the internet’s new favorite philosopher”–an interview with the authors.

The Strange Bedfellows of Anti-Woke Alarmism

Jay Green   |  May 13, 2022

The confessions of a recovering culture warrior

Seven Mountain Dominionist Lance Wallnau is hosting a ‘town hall” with JD Vance

John Fea   |  September 27, 2024

Last weekend I was in Anderson, South Carolina speaking to a group of progressive Christians. I devoted one of my lectures to Christian nationalism and mentioned Lance Wallnau, one of the most prominent Seven Mountain Dominionists in the country. None […]

We have now come to the point where *60 Minutes* is taking MAGA prophet Lance Wallnau seriously

John Fea   |  September 13, 2024

Here is Wallnau talking about the “The Fourth Turning.” If you are not familiar with the idea of the Fourth Turning, here is a taste of my recent piece at Commonweal: In virtually all his public appearances, [Steve] Bannon references […]

Evangelical roundup for February 1, 2024

John Fea   |  February 1, 2024

What is happening in Evangelical land? Can evangelicalism have a constructive vision? A Denver evangelical congregation opens an overnight shelter for migrants. Ryan Burge on “cultural evangelicalism“ Christian college presidents gather: Evangelicals and European elections World Vision’s READ II Project: […]

Evangelical roundup for March 2, 2023

John Fea   |  March 2, 2023

What is happening in Evangelical Land? Evangelicals around the world are praying for Ukraine. Evangelicals and rumspringa. Russian evangelicals and the war in Ukraine. Why Tim Keller avoids the culture wars. How should evangelicals engage Haiti? The Asbury Revival and […]

Asbury University revival roundup: February 21, 2023 (7:55PM)

John Fea   |  February 21, 2023

Read all of these posts , including the original post (covering Day 1 to Day 3 of the revival), here. Asbury’s director of strategic communication: A reminder that Asbury University is an institution of higher education: The president of Gordon Conwell Theological Seminary […]

Doug Mastriano finds a place to show his campaign movie

John Fea   |  July 17, 2022

After two sites in Lancaster County refused to premiere Pennsylvania GOP gubernatorial candidate Doug Mastriano’s movie “The Return of the American Patriot: The Rise of Pennsylvania,” a church in Lower Allen Township (Cumberland County), Christ Community Church, agreed to air […]

Evangelical roundup for September 20, 2021

John Fea   |  September 20, 2021

What is happening in Evangelical land? Critical race theory helped a Wheaton College professor draw closer to God. More on Trump followers embracing the “evangelical” label. Josh McDowell on critical race theory: McDowell apologized. Faith helped evangelicals get through the […]

Evangelical roundup for August 23, 2021

John Fea   |  August 23, 2021

What is going on in Evangelical land? For evangelicals, caring about refugees is a non-negotiable part of a Christian life. Here’s the latest from the Standing for Freedom Center at Liberty University. Preaching politics is just fine, but apparently the […]

Evangelical roundup for May 3, 2021

John Fea   |  May 3, 2021

What is happening in Evangelicalland? Is Trevor Lawrence the next big evangelical Christian sports star? (On a side note, Tim Tebow is trying out for Lawrence’s new team). Asian-American evangelicals speak-up. Today’s blast from the past comes courtesy of Brantley […]

REVIEW: Renaissance Man

Eric Miller   |  February 28, 2025

Charlie Peacock’s memoir drives deep into evangelicalism’s historic twentieth-century turn

Three Evenings in Plains

Evan Kutzler   |  December 30, 2024

The Carters bear witness to a more excellent way

Sunday night odds and ends

John Fea   |  December 15, 2024

A few things online that caught my attention this week: There are no social media utopias A war of Catholic magazines A conservative center at the UNC-Chapel Hill Studs Terkel’s Working at 50 The problem with blue-collar populism Paul Kingnorth […]

“How is it…that work became culturally ascendant, and the pursuit of a career achieved a kind of centrality in the American psyche?”

John Fea   |  May 28, 2024

It is strange to ask people, upon first meeting them, about their religion, political views, or leisure activities. But it is perfectly acceptable to ask them about their work. Over at Inside Higher Ed, historian Steven Mintz asks: Why do […]

Sunday night odds and ends

John Fea   |  November 19, 2023

A few things online that caught my attention this week: The wealthy no longer use their riches to support society. When hillbillies migrated to the cities and joined the white working class. What if the United States lost World War […]

The Mirage of the 1950s

Adam Jortner   |  June 26, 2023

An anxious, heartbreaking decade looks better at the movies

Why do we long for a golden age?

John Fea   |  June 20, 2023

Is the United States in the midst of a moral breakdown? Should we support candidates who want to take us back to a golden age? Why do we want to “Make America Great Again” (Trump) or believe that “America is […]

What is an intellectual? Some thoughts on Ibram X. Kendi’s piece in The Atlantic

John Fea   |  March 24, 2023

In his recent piece at The Atlantic, Ibram X. Kendi describes how he has “struggled over what it means to be an intellectual.” Kendi is a National Book Award winner and a leading proponent of anti-racism from his perch aa […]

Biden-Cheney in 2024?

John Fea   |  January 12, 2022

Tom Friedman floats the idea in his New York Times column. His model is Israel. Here is a taste: Could this play come to Broadway? I asked Steven Levitsky, a political scientist and co-author of “How Democracies Die,” after he presented some […]

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