Why are so many Christians opposed to science and captivated by conspiracy theories?
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Jerry Falwell wanted to prepare America for the end of the world. Ted Cruz’s evangelical backers want to take America over.
In the Christian imagination, the two rightly go together.
How Christians in Korea helped build American evangelicalism
Helen Jin Kim exhumes the Korean roots of three major evangelical organizations, all present at a 1973 Billy Graham rally in Seoul.
Mark Driscoll’s megachurch radicalized White men by weaponizing the White nuclear family.
Who was Henrietta Mears?
A new biography of the woman who shaped the men who shaped modern evangelicalism
A Black scholar’s challenge to White evangelicals
Anthea Butler is clear about the disastrous legacy of racism at the heart of White evangelicalism.
Dazzling essays from flyover country
There are two conditions Meghan O'Gieblyn can't escape: Christianity and Midwesternness.
If white evangelicals are united by anything, it isn't theology.
The many perspectives of American evangelicalism
A new book of essays shows that evangelicals aren't all the same culturally or politically. So what's holding them together?
The museum of whose Bible?
The Green family's take on the Good Book is not as neutral as they let on.
Macy Halford’s two worlds
A New Yorker staffer investigates the evangelical book that will not let her go.
Reading evangelical history with one eye closed
Frances FitzGerald gets the religious right wrong—along with the evangelical tradition generally.
When our evangelism focuses on apologies instead of God’s grace, we're burying the lede.