Du Mez identifies a patriarchal masculinity embedded in neo-evangelical popular cultures as a primary catalyst for the appeal of Donald Trump to many American evangelicals.
Articles tagged with politics
Dordt Prepares for PPCI
Coming up soon—from Thursday evening, October 24, through Saturday noon, October 26—the Andreas Center and Political Science Department of Dordt University will be hosting the Presidential Politics Conference of Iowa (PPCI).
PPCI is a …
Why Vote
Does politics have anything to do with faith?
How Evangelical Fears Paved the Way for Donald Trump: A Review of “Believe Me”
Believe Me chronicles the story of evangelical political engagement in American history and seeks to come to grips with the stark paradox of evangelical support for a president whose character falls so short of their professed ideals.
Telling Truthful Narratives: A Review of “Migrants and Citizens”
Tisha M. Rajendra’s new book Migrants and Citizens offers an important intervention to recent attempts to articulate a just response to the global immigration crisis.
Fighting for Dignity in Undignified Times
My democratic hope is that no immigrant in this country should feel that his or her efforts are futile and future predetermined because of legal status.