
Megan Basham talks about her book "Shepherds for Sale"
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Megan Basham is a journalist and cultural critic known for her work in various media outlets. She has contributed to publications such as World Magazine, where she served as the entertainment editor, and has written extensively on topics related to film, television, and popular culture. Basham's insights often focused on the intersection of media and society, offering thoughtful commentary and analysis.
Now Basham focusses on compromise in evangelical institutions, especially when directed by Leftist actors intent on pushing churches to the Left. Her journalistic work at the Daily Wire as well as her latest book "Shepherd's for Sale" contribute to an ongoing conversation about the influence of social justice ideology in evangelical institutions.
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