Historian Kristin Du Mez has written a book that explores the shaping of white women's Christian culture. Her work, "Jesus and John Wayne," examines the values embedded in various aspects of culture. Du Mez recalls speaking to groups of women about these values, noting that they would often nod in agreement when she discussed things like Hallmark Channel movies and Hobby Lobby.
The book apparently delves into the cultural significance of certain phrases and businesses, including "Live Laugh Love." Further details about the book's content and Du Mez's research are available from the source.
More information can be found about Du Mez's work and its examination of white women's Christian culture, including the values and cultural references that shape this community.
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