This is the grave of Margaret and Catherine Fox. Margaretta Fox was born in Rochester in 1833 and Catherine, or Kate as she was known, was born in that city in 1837. They grew up in the town of Hydesville. This was the period of...
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The thing about religious fanaticism (well one of many things) is that can be a very easy excuse for labor exploitation. If you don't work 16 hours a day for.
This is the grave of James Freeman Clarke. Born in 1810 in Hanover, New Hampshire, Clarke came out of the elite religious families of Puritan New England, with ancestors that.
A Vegas-themed He Gets Us campaign advertisement at Harmon Corner in Las Vegas. Photo courtesy of He Gets Us When watching the Super Bowl and other big televised events, you've probably seen those weird "He Gets Us" Jesus commercials that have a patina of tolerance...
Aimee Semple McPherson's Angelus Temple, completed in 1923
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God," Jonathan Edwards, 1741
Aimee Semple McPherson preaching at the newly built Angelus Temple in 1923.
Sam Alito finally finds a position from a Black person other than Clarence Thomas that he likes: Over the last 15 years as a professor at the school, she had.
This is the grave of Susan and Anna Warner. Susan Warner was born in 1819 and Anna Warner in 1827 on Long Island. The family was downwardly mobile. Their father.
Not surprising and not good. In new hot mic audio obtained by Rolling Stone, Peggy Nienaber, executive director of Liberty Counsel’s D.C. ministry, bragged about praying with Supreme Court Justices at the court. Liberty Counsel authored an amicus brief in the Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s...
This is the grave of Susan Alamo. OK, well, sometimes when doing this series, you focus on people who do a lot of evil. That is Susan Alamo. Tony Alamo.
On Jan. 22, 1973, the day of the court's decision, an estimated 5,000 women and men formed a "ring of life" around the Minnesota Capitol building and marched in protest.