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Reported narrative combines survivors, insiders, institutional records and cultural analysis into a landmark audio account of church power.
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Christianity Today frames the inquiry from inside Christianity; abuse, coercion and suicide are discussed.
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Podcast EpisodeMike Cosper
The opening investigation introduces charisma, governance and relational fallout through people who inhabited the church. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeMike Cosper
A feature-length reconstruction shows how governance, publishing, celebrity and staff turnover converged in institutional collapse. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.
Podcast EpisodeMike Cosper
The series steps sideways from one church to rootlessness, loneliness and the institutional conditions that reward charisma. This exact object earns inclusion because hearing the exchange performs work the 574-book shelf cannot supply as directly.