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Picketh Up Thy Marbles and Go Home: The Origin and Absurdity of the Religious Right's Culture Wars and Why They Should Call Them Off by Peter Lugten

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Peter Lugten explores the origins and absurdity of the Religious Right's "culture wars." He traces the rise of Christian nationalism, including the impact of movements like Dominionism, which seeks to impose a Christian theocracy, and critiques the theological misinterpretations that fuel such efforts, arguing that the Bible does not support the politicization of religion or the attempt to create a Kingdom of God on Earth. About the Author: Peter Lugten graduated from the University of Edinburgh with a degree in Veterinary Medicine in 1979. His professional practice has been an unrelenting exercise in problem solving for the sake of the welfare of his patients. His philosophy has sought to solve problems related to animal, human, and planetary welfare. His paper solving the "hard problem" of consciousness has been accepted as a poster presentation at "The Science of Consciousness" conference May 2023. Read this article and find accompanying references at: https://secularhumanism.org/2024/05/picketh-up-thy-marbles-and-go-home-the-origin-and-absurdity-of-the-religious-rights-culture-wars-and-why-they-should-call-them-off/ Subscribe to Free Inquiry: https://secularhumanism.org/subscribe/

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