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‘Sons of Patriarchy’ podcast set to challenge Doug Wilson’s doctrines with real stories of abuse and survival

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.

A look inside Christian nationalism — with an Idaho emphasis

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.

Jezebels, Dominion & Democracy: Unmasking the New Apostolic Reformation’s spiritual warfare

Delve into the New Apostolic Reformation and its threat to democracy. Explore the dangers of spiritual warfare and the quest for dominion over individuals.

FāVS Religion News Roundup: July 5

Read the region's latest religion news: Cd'A's new 'Hate Crimes' ordinance, CAIR-WA's demand for justice for murdered Afghan teen and more.

New podcast season investigates Christ Church’s impact on Moscow, Idaho

Explore the rise of Christian nationalism in Moscow, Idaho. Dive into the podcast series focusing on Christ Church's real estate, education and political influence.

The second coming of Doug Wilson

Conservatives are elevating long-controversial Idaho pastor Doug Wilson's moderate form of Christian nationalism, but critics says his ideas remain extreme.

The Principles of War and Moscow’s Christ Church

A critical examination of the ideology and actions of Doug Wilson's Christ Church in Moscow, Idaho, raising concerns over their militant evangelism tactics, vision of a Christian theocratic state, controversial book defending slavery, and contradictory stances on biblical interpretations of slavery. The column contrasts the church's claims of being 'good neighbors' with incidents like the 'De-Mask Moscow' storming of a local store and plagiarism allegations, leaving doubts among residents about their true intentions for the community.

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