Click here for article > The Nature of Humanity & the Origins of Religion This article looks at the evolutionary biology evidence for human relationality and “hypercooperativity” that was the human modus vivendi until relatively recent agrarianism. It was published in […]
Author: Marcia Pally
White Evangelicals and Populism as an Ethic
White Evangelicals and Populism as an Ethic in The Routledge Companion to Christian Ethics
OpEd News Review of “White Evangelicals and Right-wing Populism”
I’m honored and delighted to see Prof. Thomas Farrell’s rigorous and insightful review of White Evangelicals and Right-wing Populism: How Did We Get Here? . Click here
MLK, Boston Personalism, & American Pragmatism
I’m thrilled and honored about Tom Farrell’s thorough and insightful review in OpEd News of my piece on Martin Luther King Jr. in the Telos journal special issue about King. If you’re interested in King’s thought, click here
How White Evangelical Populism Got to Be Seen as the “Ethical” Stance
Dr. Pamela Cooper-White & Dr. Marcia Pally about White Evangelical Populism–on “Veterans of the Culture War”
I’m honored and thrilled that psychologist and theologian Dr. Pamela Cooper-White and I had a chance to talk about white evangelical populism with top-drawer journalists Zach Malm and David Lester at Veterans of the Culture Wars, one of the most rigorous and compassionate programs on the controversial issues of the day. Cooper-White brings invaluable insights on both the psychology of populism and on how to get out of culture-war animosity and talk with people–family, friends, strangers– “on the other side.” Click here
Religion News Service: Jeff Salkin’s Talk with me on White Evangelical Populism
Have a look at Jeff Salkin’s talk with me about White Evangelicals and Right-wing Populism: How Did We Get Here. Salkin is an exceptionally fine interviewer and writer for Religion News Service. Click here:
“America” Magazine’s Beautiful New Piece on Leonard Cohen
America Magazine has just published an excerpt taken from From This Broken Hill I Sing To You: God, Sex, and Politics in the Work of Leonard Cohen. It’s a wonderful treatment of the material. Special thanks to top flight journalist and priest, Ricardo da Silva. I’m most grateful. Check it out here
“From This Broken Hill” is on Jeff Salkin’s “Best of ’22” List (at Religion News Service)
Religion News Service’s Jeff Salkin has From This Broken Hill I Sing To You: God, Sex, and Politics in the Work of Leonard Cohen on his Best Books of 2022 List. I am deeply moved. Salkin is among the most creative minds out there in journalism on religion.
Thrilled: My White Evangelical Populism book 3rd in Word&Way’s Top 10 Podcasts of 2022!
I am thrilled and honored that my podcast with stellar journalists Brian Kaylor and Beau Underwood about White Evangelicals and Right-wing Populism: How Did We Get Here? is 3rd in Word & Way’s Top 10 Podcasts of 2022! It’s inspiring to work with interviewers who are so knowledgeable, rigorous, and insightful. Carry on the work in 2023!