Opinion
Trump’s delegitimization strategy
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(RNS) He’s taken the old Republican tropes about the “Silent Majority” and the “Moral Majority” to a whole new level.
Opinion
A Yom Kippur confession for this election year
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(RNS) The most important prayer during the daylong fast is the Al Chet, a confession of sins committed by anyone in our community. Any resemblance to persons living or running for office is purely coincidental.
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Old-guard evangelicals stick with Trump
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(RNS) The ‘New Calvinists,’ not so much. They know unredeemable when they see it.
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Questions for Falwell, Perkins, Franklin Graham et al.
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What would Donald Trump have to do to for you to withdraw your support?
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Kaine testifies to a religious struggle, Pence declines to
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(RNS) If only Pence had opened up about Indiana’s Religious Freedom Restoration Act.
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Franklin Graham sets us straight
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(RNS) Nobody gives a rip about Donald J. Trump’s taxes, he assures us. And how does he know that?
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What’s wrong with white evangelicals
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(RNS) Their faith is now part and parcel of secular politics.
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The key religious factor in the election
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(RNS) Reconsidering the “poor, uneducated and easy to command” characterization of conservative religious voters. Maybe it’s not all wrong.
Opinion
The year of the ‘none’
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After 40 years, we’re entering a new era in American religious politics.
Opinion
Americans more divided by religion than race
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According to a new study from the University of Minnesota.
Opinion
Gary Johnson goofs on religious freedom
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(RNS) Despite what the Libertarian candidate argues, there’s no legal distinction between selling a wedding cake to a same-sex couple and decorating one.
Opinion
How Phyllis Schlafly changed the conservative movement
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(RNS) She used religion to make the so-called social issues the locus of grass roots conservative politics.
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Cardinal Burke, anti-Muslim crusader
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(RNS) His Eminence says he is talking theology. But he is really pontificating on religious politics.
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Are Catholics really trending Democratic?
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Despite what some Catholic conservatives might wish, the answer is yes.