Religion, Politics, Et Cetera
St. Louis, MO / Washington, DC
Joined February 2012
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Arc Magazine retweeted
Enjoyed Rabbi Halpern's piece. The "Sleepers arise!" nod to Jonah 1:6 is such a good detail, and it's a shame the film mostly lets those references wash away. I scored Jonah chapter by chapter, and the prayer from the belly was my favorite to write: baskerville.media/jonah-lyri…
Stuart Halpern on Whalefall and biblical literacy in America.
arcmag.org/whale-fail/
Tune into this conversation between Rogers Brubaker, professor of sociology at UCLA and author of Gender Identity: The Career of a Category, and Daniel Oppenheimer, our host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-9…
"El-Sayed does not challenge the stereotype by demonstrating that Muslim men are never angry. He challenges the assumption that a Muslim man’s anger necessarily tells us something about Islam."
Full piece by Tazeen M. Ali available at the link below.
arcmag.org/macho-macho-man/
Arc Magazine retweeted
For @ReligPolitics, Rabbi Dr. @StuHalpern reviews the new film "Whalefall," discussing how it ignores its obvious source material—the Book of Jonah—and what this means for contemporary biblical literacy. Read the full piece here: arcmag.org/whale-fail/
Max DuBoff on the justification framework for abortion in Jewish law.
arcmag.org/forget-fetal-righ…
Tune into this conversation between co-hosts of the Off Christopher Street Podcast David Sessions and Blake Smith, and our host, Daniel Oppenheimer.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-8…
Tazeen M. Ali on Abdul El-Sayed and the Alpha-Muslim Paradox.
arcmag.org/macho-macho-man/
Tune into this conversation between Ann Manov, the artist formerly known as personality girl and the author of a recent essay in Harper’s Magazine, “Republican Machines: Can the GOP save the humanities," and Daniel Oppenheimer, our host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-7…
Paul Baumann on how wishful thinking about a progressive revival confuses secular politics with the Church’s far stranger core truths.
arcmag.org/the-limitations-o…
Tune into this conversation between Emmett Rensin, author of 2024’s The Complications: On Going Insane in America, and Daniel Oppenheimer, our host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-6…
Ryan Burge on how religious affiliation affects young adults' desire to have children.
arcmag.org/why-dont-religiou…
Eminent Americans Episode 5: Two Paths (?) for the American Jew
Tune into this conversation between David Sugarman, writer, Arc magazine editor, and producer of Eminent Americans, and Daniel Oppenheimer, our host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-5…
Eminent Americans Episode 4: Ballad of the Wild Ken
Tune into this conversation between nature writer, adventurer, and speaker Ken Ilgunas and Daniel Oppenheimer, our Eminent Americans host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-4…
Stephen G. Adubato on how Pope Leo XIV inspired him to try to accept the presence of AI.
arcmag.org/a-luddites-guide-…
Zachary Hastings Hooper on Mark Wilkerson's new book, "Pub Rock."
arcmag.org/punks-pub-crawl/
Eminent Americans Episode 3: The Sacred Dark Arts of the Snowflake Hermeneutical Brigade
Tune into this conversation between Len Gutkin, editor of The Chronicle Review, and Daniel Oppenheimer, our Eminent Americans host.
arcmag.org/podcast/episode-3…
Arc Magazine retweeted
In the face of AI ruining everything & making us all dumb & powerless, the most important thing we can do to recover our agency is to cultivate our thirst for Truth and wonder in front of reality.
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Arc Magazine retweeted
I took Pope Francis seriously when he told people to take their time to sit with papal documents before rushing to publicize their hot takes. Thus, I waited several months before publicizing my take on Magnifica Humanitas.
Here it is in @ReligPolitics
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Eminent Americans Episode 2: Birth of the A(I)uthor
Tune into this conversation between Tuhin Chakrabarty, assistant professor of computer science at Stony Brook University, and Daniel Oppenheimer, our Eminent Americans host.
arcmag.org/podcast/eminent-a…
