God’s Favorite Gun: The Sanctuary Church and the (re)Militarization of American Christianity
This article analyzes the Sanctuary Church in Pennsylvania, pastored by Reverend Hyung Jin "Sean" Moon, son of the late Reverend Sun Myung Moon. It specifically addresses the church’s history and the theology that motivated "Pastor Sean," as he is commonly called, to host a marri...
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Journal of religion and violence
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