What if political conservatism, properly understood (as it almost never is) not as the propagation of ideology, but as ideology's negation, naturally avoids James Davison Hunter's critique of over-politicized Christianity, and, furthermore, absorbs some of Hunter's best insights?
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Matthew Milliner
Matthew J. Milliner is associate professor of art history at Wheaton College. He is the author of The Everlasting People (2021) and Mother of the Lamb (2022).
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