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Jonathan Rauch

Washington, D.C.

Contributing Editor at The Atlantic

Author of Cross Purposes and The Constitution of Knowledge. Senior fellow @BrookingsInst. Contributing writer @TheAtlantic. Sorry, shrimp isn't food.

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  • Quilting for the Constitution with Emma Petty Adams

    1 week ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes |Jonathan Rauch

    Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends. I read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends.

  • Protest, Religion, and Violence

    3 weeks ago | dogshirtdaily.com | Benjamin Wittes |Jonathan Rauch

    Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends. I read a lot of stuff. Think through documents with me as I read them, sometimes by myself, sometimes with friends.

  • The surprising hope this gay atheist sees in the Church of Jesus Christ

    3 weeks ago | deseret.com | Jonathan Rauch

    Faith in America is "a load bearing wall in our democracy," says Jonathan Rauch, a journalist, author and senior fellow at the Brookings Institute in the Governance Studies program. Faith gives people connections so that they don't feel as lonely or lost, said Rauch. It gives people a sense of why they're on the planet and how to use the freedoms found in the United States. But when faith collapses, he explained, people look for substitutes, including politics.

  • The misinformation crisis isn’t about truth, it’s about trust

    1 month ago | eternallyradicalidea.com | Greg Lukianoff |Rikki Schlott |Jonathan Rauch

    Joe Biden won the 2020 presidential election. Vaccines do not cause autism. There are important biological differences between men and women. These are, to the best of our current knowledge, facts. And it matters whether or not we believe them. It directly affects our democratic process, our health, and our culture. It could determine whether we’d have found ourselves storming the U.S. Capitol on January 6, 2021. Or whether our children are among the growing number currently contracting the measles.

  • Los beneficios de la burocracia frente a la ola patrimonialista

    2 months ago | eexcellence.es | Jonathan Rauch

    Por Rita McGrath_ Cómo aprendí a dejar de preocuparme y amar el papeleo administrativo. A lo largo de gran parte de la historia de la humanidad, el poder se ejerció mediante un sistema de patrimonialismo, como lo acuñó el gran sociólogo Max Weber.

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19 Apr 25

RT @faithangleforum: Our weekend read, “Cross Purposes: Christianity's Broken Bargain with Democracy” by @jon_rauch https://t.co/dCmPTyNMVR

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15 Apr 25

Can Christianity save U.S. democracy--and itself? Join me and Tom Gjelten at Georgetown U. on April 24 (10am) for what's bound to be an absorbing fireside conversation. https://t.co/sEoaEG56xu

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3 Apr 25

RT @PsychRabble: Coming Soon, The Free Inquiry Papers. Rejected by prestigious academic presses! Editors routinely denounced by academics…