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Braterman Asserts Christianity is a Dangerous Conspiracy—Sign of Things to Come?

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The Conversation recently published an article by Paul Braterman declaring Christianity is a dangerous conspiracy theory. Is it a sign—or harbinger—of apocalyptic things to come?