The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power By Jeff Sharlet
The Family investigates a secretive religious and political organization that has operated behind the scenes in Washington, D.C. Journalist Jeff Sharlet explores how this network of influential leaders has shaped American politics through private meetings, international relationships, and religious ideology.
The book examines the organization’s connections with powerful politicians and its role in promoting a particular vision of Christian leadership in global affairs. Sharlet combines investigative reporting with personal experience, as he once lived within a house associated with the group while researching the story.
The result is a fascinating exploration of the intersection between religion, politics, and power in modern America.
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$0.43The Family: The Secret Fundamentalism at the Heart of American Power By Jeff Sharlet
The Family investigates a secretive religious and political organization that has operated behind the scenes in Washington, D.C. Journalist Jeff Sharlet explores how this network of influential leaders has shaped American politics through private meetings, international relationships, and religious ideology.
The book examines the organization’s connections with powerful politicians and its role in promoting a particular vision of Christian leadership in global affairs. Sharlet combines investigative reporting with personal experience, as he once lived within a house associated with the group while researching the story.
The result is a fascinating exploration of the intersection between religion, politics, and power in modern America.
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The Family investigates a secretive religious and political organization that has operated behind the scenes in Washington, D.C. Journalist Jeff Sharlet explores how this network of influential leaders has shaped American politics through private meetings, international relationships, and religious ideology.
The book examines the organization’s connections with powerful politicians and its role in promoting a particular vision of Christian leadership in global affairs. Sharlet combines investigative reporting with personal experience, as he once lived within a house associated with the group while researching the story.
The result is a fascinating exploration of the intersection between religion, politics, and power in modern America.
