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“Two Corinthians” – Religious Populism in the West

By Filings on Fri, 06/09/23
Society & Culture
Populism
Evangelicalism
Book Reviews

“Tobias Cremer’s The Godless Crusade: Religion, Populism, and Right-Wing Identity Politics in the West, which evaluates this question on four interrelated arguments using Germany, France, and the United States as case studies.” - Providence

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G. N. Barkman

NewIt seems strange to me...

Sat, 06/17/23

That almost nobody who points out Trump's use of "Two Corinthians" fails to mention that this is the way most British Christians refer to what we call "Second Corinthians." I'm sure Trump doesn't know that, but it is still a perfectly acceptable way to speak, not a ridiculous blunder.

G. N. Barkman

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josh p

NewYeah that’s a pretty dumb…

Sat, 06/17/23

Yeah that’s a pretty dumb criticism. I dislike a lot about Trump but that’s a silly one. I believe that it was Carl Trueman who raised the possibility that Trump’s mother (who was Scottish) may have catechized him using that terminology.

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