
Neil Shenvi
Op-ed contributor
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Charles Haywood and how 'no enemies to the right' shields the woke right
When Erick Erickson exposed Charles Haywood's patronage network, prominent conservatives accused him of inciting violence. Their overwrought reactions were telling. They made it hard to argue that Haywood is just an isolated pundit with a blog.

The rise and fall of Christian nationalism
How did Christian nationalism go from an ambiguous pejorative invoked primarily by progressives, to a small but growing movement among Reformed Evangelicals?

The term ‘woke right’ is less offensive than its ideas
Is the label "woke right" legitimate? Or is it just an unfair, overly broad slur?

Should Christians adopt Saul Alinsky's zero-sum political tactics?
In a world where political activism encroaches more and more on every area of life, it’s worth understanding why Alinsky’s outlook and tactics are incompatible with Christianity.

Internet anonymity and conservative Christians: When things go bad
How does anonymity go bad?

The strange emergence of the woke right
Critical theory should be rejected by Christians, whether it's peddled by the Left or the Right.

#ChurchToo is a cautionary tale for Christian abuse activists (book review)
Her book highlights substantial problems with how Evangelical churches and parents handle the topic of sex and, at the same time, highlights the slippery slope from #MeToo activism to apostasy.


























