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Senior Research Analyst, Political Research Associates. Find my recent work @RDispatches, @PRAEyesRight, @Salon, and @MsMagazine @inthesetimesmag

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Writing mostly about politics & religion for more than 35 years.
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The New Apostolic Reformation’s Religious Quest for World ‘Dominion’

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By Frederick Clarkson
| Bucks County Beacon
Long ago Alexander the Great deployed religious myths to conquer much of the known world. Today, a different religious vision animates an intention to conquer the world. The late C. Peter Wagner, a thought leader and a top apostle in what came to be known as the New Apostolic Reformation, was unambiguous in a 2009 sermon about their vision for taking religious and political power in “all nations.” “Dominion has to do with control. Dominion has to do with rulership.
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Challenging the Christian Right: Rifts & Strategies

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By Frederick Clarkson
| Daily Kos Verified
This is the second in a series of webinars by Political Research Associates that highlight rifts and weaknesses on the Christian Right and discuss current and potential strategies in response. The kick-off event was a lively and groundbreaking discussion of how to break down the several strands of Christian nationalism and economics; the profound rift over false prophets in the New Apostolic Reformation; and the remarkable behind the scenes role of the authoritarian Catholic order, Opus Dei.
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A Tribute to my Friend and Colleague, Chip Berlet

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By Frederick Clarkson
| Political Research Associates
“Hi, It’s Chip Berlet!” said the voice on the old office phone I answered one day in 1984. I had no idea who that was. I also had no idea that my life was about to change slowly, subtly, over time, and that I was speaking to a man who would make important contributions to how we have come to think about anti-democratic movements, ideologies, and organizations in this country and internationally.
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