Louise Perry

Columnist at @WSJopinion and host of the Maiden Mother Matriarch Podcast

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Boomer Christians are alarmed and bewildered by a return to the faith of centuries past. They forget that the political priorities of their generation emerged from a very unusual historical moment, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/cecYev5Myp

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The secularization process has boiled off the most progressive Christians—and particularly the most progressive young women—leaving the church smaller, more devout and more conservative, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/QPcbvpr6IQ

[Wall Street Journal Opinion @WSJopinion]

From @WSJFreeEx: Boomer Christians are alarmed and bewildered by a return to the faith of centuries past. They forget that the political priorities of their generation emerged from a very unusual historical moment, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/OcPZpvD6At

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When the boomers pass away, and a new generation assumes leadership positions, political change in the church could be rapid, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/2vEuNOWtu5

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Both AI “doomers” and AI “accelerationists”—the two extremes—seem drawn to radical visions of the future. These visions are attractive to them on an emotional and spiritual level, even if only subconsciously, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/hlo0t4UAl7

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Both AI “doomers” and AI “accelerationists”—the two extremes—seem drawn to radical visions of the future. These visions are attractive to them on an emotional and spiritual level, even if only subconsciously, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/n14paZbwJo

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From @WSJFreeEx: Predictions of catastrophe can often serve covert political or psychological purposes, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/SmDUqcwR3p

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Sometimes criminal cases come along that take an existing social fissure and tear it fully open. The latest example is the trial of Lindsay Clancy, the former nurse who admitted to killing her three young children, writes @Louise_m_perry.

Read more: https://t.co/1yTYh45Lh8

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Watch: Louise Perry on family tragedy as a television event, from OJ Simpson to Lindsay Clancy @Louise_m_perry @WSJFreeEx

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The Simpson trial exposed the wound of racial conflict, but that conflict was an old one, not only in American history, but in world history. The gender conflict exposed by the Clancy trial is more novel, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/Zx667UOZxg

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If the Simpson case was a trial of American race relations, the Clancy case is a trial of the American gender wars, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/ja3cH6fUc3

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The gender wars won’t lead to rioting or political violence, but they are leading to something quieter, and more fundamentally damaging—a withdrawal fueled by mutual suspicion, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/T0Vm6ERFjj

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If the Simpson case was a trial of American race relations, the Clancy case is a trial of the American gender wars, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/LzfZqO2pfZ

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Louise Perry and the Looking Glass @WSJFreeEx @Louise_m_perry

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The Simpson trial exposed the wound of racial conflict, but that conflict was an old one, not only in American history, but in world history. The gender conflict exposed by the Clancy trial is more novel, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/nlZXZdYw2M

[Wall Street Journal Opinion @WSJopinion]

From @WSJFreeEx: If the Simpson case was a trial of American race relations, the Clancy case is a trial of the American gender wars, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/VAgCjIjO0Y

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At the risk of sounding wacky, I wonder if we ought to pay closer attention to these magical ideas about mirrors, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/TLyi5Pplf9

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At the risk of sounding wacky, I wonder if we ought to pay closer attention to these magical ideas about mirrors, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/y73NtZYkmn

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From @WSJFreeEx: At the risk of sounding wacky, I wonder if we ought to pay closer attention to these magical ideas about mirrors, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/THDaZRIZ8x

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It is impossible to deny that mirrors have peculiar and sometimes sinister psychological effects, writes @Louise_m_perry
https://t.co/D2UdOASQ2t