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Christianity and Anti-Intellectualism: S-USIH 2018 Conference Plenary

Molly Worthen online pharmacy super-kamagra for sale no prescription pharmacy and I began discussing this potential roundtable and topic shortly after the 2017 S-USIH conference in Dallas. I approached her with the conviction that no gathering on American anti-intellectualism could occur without some consideration of religion, and Christianity in particular. Indeed, in the prior works of Richard Hofstadter, Susan Jacoby, and most recently Kurt Andersen buy lexapro online lexapro no prescription , Evangelical Christianity figures prominently as a factor behind larger currents of anti-intellectualism, ignorance, and unreason. When I asked Molly if she would like to lead a panel on Read more