"Odd fellows" in the politics of religion
by Gary Lease
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How does Gary Lease’s exploration of the motivations behind complex religious theories challenge the way you personally consume and evaluate modern political rhetoric?
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In what ways does the book illustrate the uneasy alliances—or "odd fellowship"—between religious institutions and political agendas in contemporary society?
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Lease suggests that the ultimate goals behind sophisticated theoretical constructions are often remarkably transparent; where do you see this phenomenon most clearly in today’s cultural landscape?
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