Kristin Du Mez: Is not a betrayal, it's a fulfillment.
Lee Camp: In other words, evangelical support of Donald Trump, Kristin Du Mez: At the center of evangelical politics, then again, we see a lot of continuity here. Instead, she says: if we understand the ways in which white, patriarchal masculinity is, Lee Camp: Her thesis? That evangelical Christian values do -not-, in fact, stand in tension with the person and presidency of Donald Trump. Kristin Du Mez: What I pieced together is we're really talking about a rugged and aggressive assertion of white patriarchal authority. Lee Camp: That is, if we look closely at what the wide-spread "evangelical values" actually turn out to be, then: Kristin Du Mez: If we take a closer look at what those values actually are, This is the very serious question that drives her recent book Jesus and John Wayne: How White Evangelicals Corrupted a Faith and Fractured a Nation. Lee Camp: That's Kristin Du Mez, Professor of history and gender studies at Calvin University. Kristin Du Mez: How could family values of evangelicals support a man like Trump?
both in Christian Ethics (University of Notre Dame, 1999). (Abilene Christian University, 1993) M.A. Lee has an Undergrad Degree in computer science (Lipscomb University, 1989) M.A.
Besides teaching full-time, he hosts Nashville’s Tokens Show, and has authored three books. He likes to think of himself as a radical conservative, or an orthodox liberal loves teaching college and seminary students at Lipscomb University delights in flying sailplanes finds dark chocolate covered almonds with turbinado sea salt to be one of the finest confections of the human species and gives great thanks for his lovely wife Laura, his three sons, and an abundance of family and friends, here in Music City and beyond. Lee is an Alabamian by birth, a Tennessean by choice, and has sojourned joyfully in Indiana, Texas, and Nairobi. You might think of us as something like musicians without borders or as poets, philosophers, theologians and humorists transgressing borders. We have fun, and we make fun: of religion, politics, and marketing. We exhibit tokens of such a world in music-making, song-singing, and conversations about things that matter. Our philosophical and theological variety shows and events hosted throughout the Nashville area imagine a world governed by hospitality, graciousness and joy life marked by beauty, wonder and truthfulness and social conditions ordered by justice, mercy and peace-making.
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