I've tried to theorize this impulse as a "refusal of coevalness." I think anthropologists are often especially bad at dealing with this for reasons that have a lot to do with the way we justify the legitimacy of our methods. But we should take it seriously:
I've tried to theorize this impulse as a "refusal of coevalness." I think anthropologists are often especially bad at dealing with this for reasons that have a lot to do with the way we justify the legitimacy of our methods. But we should take it seriously:
The idea that the bishop of Rome, the holy father, the supreme pontiff, head of the universal church, apostolic successor to St Peter, would "fire shots" directly towards American Evangelicals in his first homily is American exceptionalism
May 10, 2025 at 7:28 PM
The idea that the bishop of Rome, the holy father, the supreme pontiff, head of the universal church, apostolic successor to St Peter, would "fire shots" directly towards American Evangelicals in his first homily is American exceptionalism