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@PatrickKMiller_ Obviously he’s not saying they’re the exact same (in terms of research quality, accuracy, academic credentials, etc.). Just that both make a similar argument about the church selling out to the political left/right. (I’ve only read Kristin’s book; thoroughly appreciated it.)

@Steffl3r @PatrickKMiller_ Was he trying to “liken these books as 1:1 partisan works?” I didn’t take it this way. But that’s just my subjective interpretation.

@PrestonSprinkle @Steffl3r @PatrickKMiller_ but that’s how horseshoe theory works. He’s indicating they’re the same.

@EdwardVersaii @Steffl3r @PatrickKMiller_ Same in every way, or same in some way?

@PrestonSprinkle @Steffl3r @PatrickKMiller_ At the very least, he’s indicating he doesn’t like either. Attempting to throw them together, though the quality of content couldn’t be more different (spcifically on sourcing & research) Horseshoe theory is about both sides becoming so radical that they actually become the same