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Jim Fusilli

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Author, journalist, songwriter, host and executive producer of the "Writers at Work" podcast. www.jimfusilli.com www.writersatworkpodcast.com

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Jim Fusilli (@jimfusilli.bsky.social) est sur Bluesky depuis le 12 novembre 2024. Le compte a 557 abonnés, suit 105 comptes et a publié 982 posts.

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    In 2007, 78 percent of Americans identified as Christian. The current percentage is 62 percent. Perhaps Christianity is less sustainable for another reason: Fundamentalist assholery has taken an apolitical, empathetic and humanistic doctrine and dragged it into the political gutter.

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