No Love in War: a story of Christian nationalism

No Love in War: a story of Christian nationalism

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No Love in War: a story of Christian nationalism episodes

  • Chapter 4

    This episode contains Chapter 4 of No Love in War, whose alternate title could be: Guns and God.

    14 min
  • Chapter 3

    This episode contains Chapter 3 of No Love in War.

    "We were opposing forces, living alongside one another in tension, the stresses within and between us building internally, until, occasionally, they exploded unexpectedly."

    14 min
  • Chapter 1

    This episode contains Chapter 1 of No Love in War.

    The story of Christofascism begins in earnest. Featuring quotes from "God vs. Caesar: Taking Steps to Protect Church Schools," by John W. Whitehead (1981), founder of the Rutherford Institute.

    16 min
  • Prologue

    This episode contains the prologue to No Love in War.

    I was born in a wilderness end-times cult in Alaska in the 1970s, after which I spent most of my childhood in a Christian Reconstructionist church and school and then in a conservative Christian college led by some of the key players that laid the foundation for the Christian Right in the United States, extremist politicians and religious leaders instrumental in paving the way for the election of Donald Trump and the violent, political insurrection at the US Capitol Building in 2021.

    20 min
  • No Love in War: a story of Christian nationalism

    This is a trailer for the audio book of No Love in War: a story of Christian nationalism (⁠Mayfly Books⁠), written by Valerie H. Hobbs, read by the author.

    No Love in War is a deeply personal, feminist account of the everyday and often violent realities of some of the harshest of Christian nationalist, dominionist groups in the United States.
    This podcast features the new, haunting track, 'Borrowed Time,' by Bomethius (https://bomethius.com/track/3641917/borrowed-time).
    Praise for the book:
    “This deeply reflective book situates the author’s experiences as a woman in a world that belongs to Men. In all my years writing about these movements, the most frequent question I’ve been asked is “Why don’t they just leave?” Valerie Hobbs digs deep into lives of women in the dominionist world—and its relentless erasure of women’s autonomy and agency—to show what it really takes to leave. I’ll admit it was difficult. But just when I was feeling awful, Hobbs’s sense of humor interceded, and her play with words is delightful. I love this book and know nothing else like it.” – Julie Ingersoll, Professor of Religious Studies at the University of North Florida in Jacksonville

    2 min

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This podcast is an audio book of No Love in War: A story of Christian nationalism, written by Valerie H. Hobbs, read by the author.