D G Hart Book Recommendations & Book Mentions

D G Hart

#whatcouldgowrong English teachers typically study a book over the summer...they read Jesuit Fr. James Martin's Building a Bridge: How the Catholic Church and the LGBT Community Can Enter into a Relationship of Respect, Compassion, and Sensitivity. https://t.co/omvSShyBzO

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what hope do Orthodox Presbyterians have @OrthodoxPC "I grew up in and continue to exist in primarily liberal religious spaces as a Unitarian and now [as a Jew] in progressive Jewish communities.... https://t.co/5mdQ83cKJE

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wait. #ChristianNationalism? "In the American Civil War, both northern and southern churches were convinced that God was on their side. Wetzel considers just northern churches...by examining ... Lyman Abbott, Henry Ward Beecher, and Horace Bushnell." https://t.co/AVSPH6rFDi

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evangelicals also read Franzen (and agree with NYTimes journalists) "No wonder journalist Ruth Graham tweeted that Crossroads contains “some of the deepest, most complex depictions of what sincere Christian faith means in real people’s lives.” https://www.christianitytoday.com/ct/2022/january-web-only/crossroads-jonathan-franzen-novel-church-youth-group.html

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even more fact checking "A recent study by Robert Cohen and Sonia Murrow suggests that Zinn’s left-leaning narrative of American history has not made students “hate America” https://currentpub.com/2021/09/25/does-howard-zinns-a-peoples-history-of-the-united-states-make-students-hate-america/

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did he drink? "Abraham Lincoln loved kittens and smelled of wood smoke; he recited Shakespeare and told dirty jokes;" https://t.co/t9gHeoy6yt

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What Joyce and his countrymen did do was to remake English, molding the language of the ruling élite into something beguilingly subversive, an unstable compound of familiar and foreign. https://t.co/9V3IqZGSUS?

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