The Hijacking of Jesus: How the Religious Right Distorts Christianity and Promotes Prejudice and Hate Barry Miles Eating habits may have changed

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The Hijacking of Jesus: How the Religious Right Distorts Christianity and Promotes Prejudice and Hate Barry Miles Eating habits may have changedAuthor: Wakefield, Dan Brand: Nation Books Features: Used Book in Good Condition Number Of Pages: 252 Release Date: 08 02 2006 Details: Christianity in America has become almost synonymous with right wing fanaticism, conservative politics andthanks to Mel Gibsona brutally sadistic version of the religious experience. Millions of devout Christians, like Dan Wakefield, are appalled by this distortion of their faith that stands for peace, equality,