Join Peter Bell and Sarah Bader for the launch of "Sons of Patriarchy," debuting Oct. 28. This podcast confronts the abuses linked to Doug Wilson's teachings, featuring survivor stories and expert insights on patriarchy and Christian nationalism.
"For Our Daughters" is a labor of love for Kristin Kobes Du Mez, a professor of history at Calvin University and author of "Jesus and John Wayne," and award-winning filmmaker Carl Byker. The two have been working on a long project about Du Mez' book but worried the voices of abuse survivors might get overshadowed in a longer documentary.
Explore the rise of Christian nationalism in America and its impact on education. Discover how one preacher is making his mark on Idaho's education system.
As I watched the hit docu-series "Shiny, Happy, People," I realized I needed to address a different set of questions: How did I — a child raised into that organization — break free? How can anyone break free of misguided, fundamentalist religious movements or cult-like organizations and, yet, still retain any kind of religious belief?