When The Wolves Came 5: Down the Rabbit Hole
Apr 1, 2025
Dr. Cynthia Miller-Idriss, a professor and expert in extremism, joins the discussion alongside Caleb E. Campbell, a pastor advocating for dialogue in polarized times. They delve into the rise of white Christian nationalism and its association with domestic extremism, urging for early intervention strategies. The conversation highlights the harmful impact of misinformation and addresses parental anxieties over cultural changes. Inspiringly, they share personal stories of transformation, emphasizing the power of empathy and community support in combating radicalization.
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Freedom Night Attendees
- Ruth Bronstein attended a Freedom Night event at Dream City Church and spoke with attendees.
- One couple expressed concern over perceived liberal agendas in schools and the border crisis.
A Deep Illness
- Ruth Bronstein felt shaken by the experience, recognizing a deep illness within the evangelical church.
- The attendees' accusations made her feel implicated in a fabricated cabal of child traffickers.
Domestic Extremism
- Domestic violent extremism, especially white supremacist and anti-government extremism, is the most lethal threat facing the U.S.
- The Department of Homeland Security was slow to focus on domestic threats, prioritizing international terrorism after 9/11.