The politics of fear
Archbishop Colin Johnson
November 1, 2015
The politics of fear are insidious. They appeal to that place in all of us that feels unsafe and vulnerable, the part of us that
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The politics of fear are insidious. They appeal to that place in all of us that feels unsafe and vulnerable, the part of us that
Some images sear themselves into your mind. You cannot unthink them. They change how you see the world. A photo of a napalmed Vietnamese girl,
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