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Katherine Ozment

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As seen in: Medium, HuffPost, The Boston Globe, Boston Magazine, Talking Points Memo, Tricycle Buddhist Magazine, Spirituality & Health, Brain, Child Magazine, WKLB-FM (Waltham, MA)
Author of Grace Without God: The Search for Meaning, Purpose and Belonging in a Secular Age (Harper Collins).
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Boston's Most Iconic Nightclubs Remembered

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By Katherine Ozment Verified
| WKLB-FM (Waltham, MA) Verified
The Boston nightclub scene has changed significantly over the years. Depending on your age, you can go as far back as the Landsdowne Street days of Axis and Avalon. Some may even go as far back as Faces off of Route 2 in Cambridge. Then, there is always the legendary Palace in Saugus or Bahama Beach Club. The reason we started reminiscing is that another legendary nightclub, Vincent’s (Lombardo’s) in Randolph, has closed and is auctioning off its iconic chandelier.
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The Immoral Majority

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By Ben Howe, Katherine Ozment Verified, Diana Butler Bass, Steven Waldman
| HarperCollins Publishers Verified
Skip to content Share This Title: Why Evangelicals Chose Political Power over Christian Values by Ben Howe On Sale: 08/13/2019 $26.99 Spend $49 and get FREE shipping on HC.com Quantity: About Product Details Praise Now a National Bestseller. Evangelicals are losing the culture war. What if it’s their fault? In 2016, writer and filmmaker Ben Howe found himself disillusioned with the religious movement he’d always called home.
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And Then There Were Nones: How Millennials’ Flight From Religion is Transforming American Politics

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By Katherine Ozment Verified
| Talking Points Memo Verified
In 1979, Jerry Falwell launched the Moral Majority, a “pro-family” lobby group for evangelical Christians that was aimed at thwarting the secular forces set in motion by the counterculture of the 1960s. In a speech at the time, Falwell told a crowd of fellow evangelicals that America didn’t really have a Bible Belt.
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