Reclaiming the Separation of Church and Hate - How to Take Back Faith from the Far Right with John Fugelsang Approach
Collins Doug J.
Editorial: HENRY PERRY
Sinopsis
For more than two centuries, the United States Constitution has guaranteed a society where church and state exist independently. But Christianity has been hijacked.Far-right politicians and religious extremists have weaponized the Bible to justify oppression, inequality, and cruelty. They wave scriptures they don't read, invoke a Jesus they don't follow, and claim divine authority while pursuing policies that contradict everything the gospels teach.Reclaiming the Separation of Church and Hate exposes the hypocrisy and fights back.This book takes readers through the Religious Right's most weaponized issues—abortion, immigration, LGBTQ rights, poverty, guns, and the death penalty—revealing what the Bible actually says versus what politicians claim it says. It traces how a faith that blessed the poor became a tool of the wealthy, how a religion of radical love became an engine of exclusion, and how those acting in bad faith have corrupted the message of the one they claim to serve.But this isn't just about tearing down hypocrites. It's about reclamation.With practical guidance on engaging friends and family across political divides, tools for responsible biblical interpretation, and a vision for what authentic Christianity looks like, this book offers a path forward for anyone sick of watching faith become a cloaking device for hate.Whether you're a believer who feels politically homeless, someone who left the church in frustration, or a person of any faith who wants to understand how religion became a weapon in American politics—this book is your guide to taking back what's been stolen.It's time to separate church from hate.
Disponible desde: 08/01/2026.
Longitud de impresión: 294 páginas.
