The majority of mesh shooters are white men.

The group that is most likely to die by suicide is also white men.

Telling young boys and men, don't be empathetic, don't be emotional, don't be vulnerable, your role is to be provider, your role is to be warrior.

American culture is no longer set up for this outdated

version of masculinity. So you're setting up these boys and men for failure and then you're giving

them guns. And the end result is suicide and homicide.

Oh, oh. Ain't nobody safe

Ain't nobody safe?

Ain't nobody safe in a Bible moment, oh, in a Bible moment,ach Boys podcast. I'm your host, Eric Skorsensky.

I'm a former fundamentalist who now sheds light on the dark side of the church, from the

pulpits to the pews.

Today I'm joined by Reverend Angela Danker to talk about her new book, Disciples of White

Jesus, the radicalization of American boyhood.

Disciples of White Jesus is a comprehensive look at the rise in radicalization

among young white men in America, especially focused on the role of right-wing Christianity

and the increase of religious-based hatred and violence. Danker goes deep into the online rabbit

holes of right-wing Christian influencers and conservative Christian ideology, to understand

how the preaching of traditional gender roles and submission of women has led to anger,

outrage, loneliness, depression, and limiting identities for young white Christian men across America.

Casting her journalist's eye across the U.S., she retraces the steps of a racist South Carolina

mass shooter and a Phoenix

skinhead turned evangelical pastors, and she interviews middle school teachers and coaches in the

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