Our Currently Polarized World
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Division and conflict among Christians is a pattern older than the religion itself. Disagreement on things big and small, from understandings of the Trinity to baptism styles to the language of the service, have led to infighting and church splits for centuries.
Today, much of the division we see in the church (and between churches) can be attributed to political biases and an imbalance of priorities. Drawing parallels from George Packer's "How America Fractured Into Four Parts" -- a hugely popular article published in The Atlantic last year -- writer Daniel Harrell examines the fault lines along which North American Christianity has been splitting in recent years.
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