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Unholy Alliances by Elena Trueba

How fundamentalist, separatist Christianity shapes our lives, from our schools to our government to our culture.

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  1. Issue · Oct 1, 2026

    The Founders of the Stay-At-Home Daughter Movement Apologized. Now What? (opens the original)

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    Anna Sofia and Elizabeth Botkin, the unofficial founders of the stay-at-home-daughter movement, have issued an apology for and a critique of their 2005 book So Much More: The Remarkable Influence of Visionary Daughters on the Kingdom of God, which served as a manifesto of sorts for the daughters of the world of biblical patriarchy. You can read their full self-critique here and watch their video apologizing for the ways in which their book hurt its readers <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?

  2. Issue · Aug 14, 2026

    How Christian Patriarchy Thrives in Isolation (opens the original)

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    In case you missed it, Rachel Jankovic appeared last week on Alex Clark’s podcast, Culture Apothecary. A close ally of Turning Point USA, “MAHA influencer” Alex Clark has billed herself as the face of the Right’s wellness movement. She’s about as mainstream as you can get in the young Republican media landscape. Jankovic is not. Because Jankovic is Doug Wilson’s daughter. But you wouldn’t know that from this episode of a w

  3. Issue · Jul 29, 2026

    "Where are all the old tradwives?" (opens the original)

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    “Where are all the old tradwives?”I’ve seen this question pop up all over social media over the last several weeks. If you’re a subscriber of this newsletter and your feed looks anything like mine, you’ve probably seen it too. Various proposed answers have ranged from they’ve all deconstructed to they’re all divorced to they’re just church ladies, chill to fates much worse. I want to be clear that when I’m talking about tradwives (a term I don’t love, but use because it’s an internet colloquiali

  4. Issue · Jul 15, 2026

    "Just don't give him a platform." (opens the original)

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    Whenever I write about the antics of one of the various Christian nationalists making the day’s headlines — your Doug Wilsons, your Brian Sauvés — I’m inevitably met with someone offering up the same line:“Just don’t give him a platform.”I understand the sentiment behind this. It’s not like these men (for they are just men) represent the whole of the Christian faith. I grew up a good conservati

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