The newsletter is a roundup of personal news and excerpts from other writers: a golf match with the author's son, Pope Leo XIV's request for a mail ballot, incarcerated women graduating from Northwestern, Dictionary.com's word of the year, a profile of a death-penalty mitigation specialist, and a historian's reconsideration of Constantine. In his own voice the author mainly commends Daniel K. Williams' study of Christianity Today. That study ties the magazine's decline to the broader decline of midwestern evangelicalism rather than only to recent editorial decisions.
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Its text teaches none of the positions Doxa lists.
Keyword counts
Woke keywords
Counted39.4 points from 20 keywords, 34 matches in 2,416 words
- rauschenbusch 2
- politic… 3
- religion 3
- social justice 1
- state 2
- power… 4
Doxa counts words and phrases from a fixed list, each worth some points. It doesn't read context, so a word counts however it's used, and a keyword ending in … counts every word that starts with it.
- Endorses a source· Daniel K. Williams
Daniel K. Williams' study of Christianity Today is a fine account, showing that the magazine's troubles stem less from recent editorial decisions than from the broader decline of the midwestern evangelical movement it was founded to serve.
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