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Ross Douthat
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New York Times columnist, National Review film critic, author of Bad Religion: How We Became a Nation of Heretics (Free Press, 2012).

Joined April 2012
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  1. Jeffrey Goldberg ‏@JeffreyGoldberg 5 Feb 2015

    Jeffrey Goldberg Retweeted Disciple of Christ

    Twitter is a place where you can meet people who defend the Inquisition: https://twitter.com/BornAgain8344/status/563542337775616000 …

    Jeffrey Goldberg added,

    Disciple of Christ @BornAgain8344
    @JeffreyGoldberg Crusades were reaction to Muslim conquest of Holy Lands. Inquisition was attempt by church to save lives from secular lords
    74 retweets 59 likes
  2. Jonathan Chait ‏@jonathanchait 5 Feb 2015

    @JeffreyGoldberg The single thing that most freaks me out about modern conservatives is hearing them discuss the Crusades and Inquisition.

    11 retweets 15 likes
  3. Ross Douthat ‏@DouthatNYT 5 Feb 2015

    @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg The Crusades and the Inquisition are very different phenomena.

    0 retweets 3 likes
  4. Ross Douthat ‏@DouthatNYT 5 Feb 2015

    @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Though of course also connected in various ways.

    0 retweets 1 like
    Ross Douthat Verified account ‏@DouthatNYT 5 Feb 2015

    @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg But Christianity spent almost entire period, 700-1700, under siege by Islamic empires.

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    7:52 PM - 5 Feb 2015
    20 retweets 17 likes
      1. Ross Douthat ‏@DouthatNYT 5 Feb 2015

        @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Crusades were short, failed era of counterattack. In which Christians, yes, committed terrible crimes.

        4 retweets 6 likes
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      3. Ross Douthat ‏@DouthatNYT 5 Feb 2015

        @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Anyway -- this is not a discussion suited to Twitter. And it's late. Good night to you both.

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    1. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Anna Komnena didn't get the memo about one big happy Christian family fighting back together

      0 retweets 1 like
      1. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

        @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg FWIW no Muslims and almost no Christians saw scattered Christian-Muslim wars of pre-1098...

        0 retweets 0 likes
      2. AMa ‏@alb_ma 5 Feb 2015

        @KevinMFeeney @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg muslims conquered spain and even invaded france (frankenreich). invaded italy, too

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      4. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

        @alb_ma @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Muslim Fatimids also offered to help latin Christians against Muslim Seljuks on 1st Crs

        0 retweets 1 like
      5. AMa ‏@alb_ma 5 Feb 2015

        @KevinMFeeney @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg yes, i know. but marrative key here: crusades were taught to me as a defensive+

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      7. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

        @alb_ma @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg I certainly agree there are problems with the later narrative!

        0 retweets 0 likes
    2. T Karney ‏@pecunium 8 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg The word for that is... bullshit. In conflict, perhaps, but "under siege"? Patently absurd.

      0 retweets 0 likes
    3. Roger Simon ‏@rogerlsimon 5 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @wizguy123 @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Don't be so counter narrative.

      0 retweets 0 likes
    4. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg The primary sources for the first crusade in particular rather cast this claim into doubt

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    5. Kevin Feeney ‏@KevinMFeeney 5 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg as parts of a single overarching conflict. That was a frame imposed retrospectively

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      1. Martel ‏@NJShore1 6 Feb 2015

        .@DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Justifying Christianity's heritage to people who hate it is a waste of time. #Christophobes

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      2. Martel ‏@NJShore1 6 Feb 2015

        .@DouthatNYT @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Why would #Christophobes give up their hate when it empowers them & makes them feel just?

        0 retweets 0 likes
    6. catie lord ‏@tudsgrl 5 Feb 2015

      @DouthatNYT @instapundit @jonathanchait @JeffreyGoldberg Shhh he doesn't know.

      0 retweets 0 likes
    7. Darrell West ‏@darrellpwest 5 Feb 2015

      .@DouthatNYT .@instapundit .@jonathanchait .@JeffreyGoldberg Great distraction-get ppl talking abt Crusades. Relevance to ISIS? TODAY'S prob

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