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Bonus Episode - An Industry of Hate: Analyzing the Legacy of the Christian Right (with Frank Schaeffer)

from The Dismantling Doctrine Podcast

In this very informative and educational episode, returning guest Frank Schaeffer and I break down not only some of the early movers and shakers of the Christian Right--like Falwell Sr., Pat Robertson and others--we move on to discuss the legacy of what that movement has led us to today. Frank and his famous dad, Francis Schaeffer, were there when so much of this was all happening--and of course, we know that the Schaeffers helped promote the anti-abortion issue to the front and center of both Christian identity politics, as well as the Republican Party. What is the legacy that we see all around us today from the Christian Right? An industry of hate that can do nothing less than to try and dress up its core message in an effort to salvage itself. Help Support the Ongoing Work of MindShift Podcast on Patreon! Contact Information Follow Frank on Twitter @Frank_Schaeffer Follow Me on Twitter @MindShift2018 Subscribe to the MindShift Podcast YouTube Channel

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