The Last Twentieth Century Book Club: Salem Kirban, Part 2
"The Last Twentieth Century Book Club" is an ongoing monthly column exploring religious ephemera by Don Jolly .
Here are the results for salem 66.
Salem 66: Dispatch #8 - December 10, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #7: One Hundred Years of Solid 'Tude
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #6 – October 26 - November 9, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #5 – October 17-25, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #4 – October 11-October 16, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #3 – September 19-October 10, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #2 – September 14-20, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
Salem 66: Dispatch #1 - September 7-13, 2015
Don Jolly covers the religion of the 2016 election season.
On the Banality of Evil in Catholic Horrors Films
“Killers of the Flower Moon” and “The Zone of Interest” contain important lessons about atrocities committed by Catholics
The Religion of Reproductive Rights Claims: The Jewish Fight to Legalize Abortion
Instead of using conservative Christian religious freedom strategies, Jewish groups should draw on their history of reproductive rights activism
What Does BDS Really Mean?
The movement to boycott Israel is divorced from the day-to-day problems facing Palestinians, and new strategies are urgently needed
Pentecostals’ Political Warfare
A subset of Pentecostals is preparing for a spiritual battle over American elections that could turn into actual violence
Exorcists, Abusers, and When Catholic History is Horror
Part two of a three-part series comparing Catholic horror films and novels to actual horrors committed by the Catholic...
Prophetic Except for Palestine: On Social Justice and Reform Judaism
Reform Judaism promotes social justice activism in the United States, but stays mostly silent on Israel's treatment of Palestinians
Sex Workers and Spirituality in the Catholic Church
Sex workers, from prostitutes to OnlyFans stars, have much to offer the Catholic Church if the Church would welcome...
El Pueblo de Israel: Latino Evangélicos and Christian Zionism
Why have so many evangelical Latinos embraced Jewish rituals and Zionism?
Postapocalyptic Communities: Tribal and Religious Organizations Respond to COVID-19
How have groups that survived near-genocide reacted to the pandemic and what can they teach us about how to...
On France, Violence, and Religious Media
Contributing Editor Kali Handelman interviews Elayne Oliphant about the recent terror attacks in France and what the responses to...
QAnon, the KKK, and the Exploitation of Antisemitism for Political Power
QAnon's influence within the Republican Party and their renewed antisemitism
What We Miss When We Miss Disney World
How Jewish notions of exile help make sense of people's sadness during the pandemic as Disney parks are closed
Not Like Other People: How the Talmud Helps Us Think About People Who Believe They're Above the Law
What does it mean when the rules don’t apply to you?
Michelle Remembers and the Satanic Panic
The final installment in our three-part series about stories of abuse in minority religious communities and how they have...
Charcoal in an Empty Room: On Mary Beard’s How We Look Now
Iconoclasm can be a method of radical critique