Last night, while at a party for a friend’s birthday, the conversation turned to the history of fundamentalism. As it does.
The host was Tim Gloege, and as he was mixing drinks (an art he’s perfected over the years), Tim was asked by a guest about his first book. Tim, as some of you may know, wrote one of the most important books on the history of fundam…
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