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Ryan Hamm

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As seen in: Medium, Christianity Today, Religion News Service, Relevant Magazine, Under the Radar, Dental Products Report, Gradient, Midwesterner
Writer, editor, podcast co-host. Anglican. Bad jokes. Grumpy opinions. Family sentimentalist. No one is to blame for my opinions but me.
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Marilyn Manson, Ye and the art of the troll

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By Ryan Hamm Verified
| Religion News Service Verified
(RNS) — It’s been a long time since the Kanye West Experience was primarily about the music. And there’s been a lot of music. But this weekend, at the latest iteration of his gospel music Sunday Service events, West (now legally known as Ye) reminded everyone via a set of Twitter posts that his main thing of late has been trolling. Flanked by the usual Sunday Service crowd of choristers wearing all white, he was also joined by Justin Bieber, Roddy Ricch and … Marilyn Manson.
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Patriotism and Christianity

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By Ryan Hamm Verified
| Christianity Today Verified
Patriotism and Christianity What is the difference between patriotism and nationalism? Ryan Hamm For American Christians, there might not be an issue more complicated or wrapped in history and politics than patriotism. Even saying the word patriotism in a gathering of Christians is likely to garner as many responses as there are people. A love for one's country is looked on with both reverence and revulsion by Christians … and both sides seem to have good reasons.
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Happy Dyngus Day!

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By Ryan Hamm Verified
| Midwesterner
For most people, April 5 is just another Monday. In Cleveland, it’s a high holy day. Dyngus Day is always Easter Monday, the first day of the week after Easter and—importantly—the first weekday after Lent. It’s an Eastern European holiday, with deep roots in Poland. But in some American cities, including Cleveland, Buff…
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