Conspiracy Theorizing explore how should individuals with the Christian faith should react to conspiracy theories, their untruths, and their dangers. This book outlines the way that conspiracy theories are the fundamental basis for this stigmatization and scapegoating.
Conspiracy Theorizing explore how should individuals with the Christian faith should react to conspiracy theories, their untruths, and their dangers. This book outlines the way that conspiracy theories are the fundamental basis for this stigmatization and scapegoating.
Gerald A. Arbuckle, SM, theologian and Cambridge-trained social anthropologist is an award-winning author, and his most recent book is The Pandemic and the People of God. He was recently awarded an honorary Doctorate of the Australian Catholic University "for bringing the interplay between faith and reason to bear on complex religious and social policy issues."
Inhaltsangabe
1. Gossip: The Breeding Ground of Conspiracy Theorizing 2. Conspiracy Theorizing Uncovered 3. Conspiracy Theorizing Drives Scapegoating, Populism, and Polarization 4. Conspiracy Theorizing and Magical Thinking: Is There a Connection? Conclusion
1. Gossip: The Breeding Ground of Conspiracy Theorizing 2. Conspiracy Theorizing Uncovered 3. Conspiracy Theorizing Drives Scapegoating, Populism, and Polarization 4. Conspiracy Theorizing and Magical Thinking: Is There a Connection? Conclusion
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