Monthly Archives: March 2011

Rethinking Evangelicalism’s Tropes #2: Fixing the Other Guy

March 3rd, 2011

Sometimes it seems like we Evangelicals aren’t happy with anyone. Our perceived human foes are always in need of a good fixing by us, especially by our standard means of yelling at them, wrangling politicians to our side in opposition to them, manipulating media against them, and stewing about them to anyone who will listen. [...]

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Rethinking Evangelicalism’s Tropes #1: “Rescue Those Who Are Being Taken Away to Death”

March 1st, 2011

In the late 1980s, I was an active footsoldier in Operation Rescue, the anti-abortion organization. Not a leader. Not an organizer. But one of the grunts who did the protests and paid for doing so. I have the battle scars. You may disagree with me if you will, but you can’t challenge my experiences. I [...]

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