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Our Anxious Age Seeks Religion in Its Politics

Our Anxious Age Seeks Religion in Its Politics
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The reason politics is so envenomed right now—so anxious, so cruel, so all-consuming—is that it’s not really about politics. It’s about religion.

Joseph Bottum
Joseph Bottum
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Joseph Bottum, Ph.D., is director of the Classics Institute at Dakota State University. His most recent book is “The Decline of the Novel.”
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