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“I just want to add something that I don’t think was fully explored in Episode 5 when talking about the guy who shot up the massage parlor:
The delusional cycle that allows that kind of thinking is rooted in the Heroic personal narrative of evangelical white culture:
One is at war with the devil, sin, and the World (whom the devil is the lord of.)
Therefore if you are succumbing to sin, you are under *assault*, and the heroic narrative also lionizes martyrs.
So enacting an act a violence on the source of your sin is an act of martyrdom against the fallen world.
I hope you will explore this kind of thinking at the heart of evangelical thought in the future.
Good luck to you and all your endeavors, this is a tour de force of research and presentation.
Bravo.”
I_am_maahes via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/09/24
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“A well researched, documented and supported examination of some of the ways in which our nations history is so intertwined with racism. Compellingly told. Great listen. Highly recommend!”
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United States of America ·
04/14/24
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“I learned so much from this podcast.”
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United States of America ·
02/25/24
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“This is a sober look at the history of one element of our culture. It seems to be a little too smart for some people whom failed to engage the material as revealed by the comments they leave behind as reviews. Did they even listen? Are they even human non-bots? If so, they certainly didn’t leave...”Read full review »
Nyarl de la Thotep via Apple Podcasts ·
United States of America ·
03/19/24
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