Religion and Politics

Fear

At The New York Review of Books, Marilynne Robinson writes on the issues and responsibilities that Americans face in accepting the United States as a Christian Nation. “We are identified in the world at large with this religion because some of us espouse it not only publicly but also vociferously. As a consequence, we carry a considerable responsibility for its good name in the world, though we seem not much inclined to consider the implications of this fact,” Robinson writes.

Read at The New York Review of Books

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