"Prayer Warriors Needed!" The Warrior-Priest Archetypal Metaphor in American Cancer & COVID Rhetorics.
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We Won't be Silent Anymore: William Barber's Empowerment and Liberation of the Poor Through Public Lament by the Poor.
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The Gate of the Exonerated: Religious Rhetoric, Memory, and Restorative Justice.
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"Religious Rhetoric Will Set You Free": The Conceit of Liberation in Contemporary Religious Discourse.
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Men Don't Retreat: Freedom and Sovereignty in Christian Rhetoric.
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Freedom to Save the Body (of Christ): False Wisdom, True Wisdom, and the Rhetorical Chemotherapy of Archbishop Salvatore Cordileone.
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