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Former President Trump's claim that undocumented immigrants are "poisoning the blood of our country" — language echoing the rhetoric of Hitler — could turn reliably conservative Latino evangelicals against him, @nhclc Rev SamuelRodriguez tells @Axios axios.com/2024/01/02/trump-l…
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What's wrong with this picture? At least 27% of Americans have no religion, only 64% identify as Christian (and dropping) yet 96% of members of Congress are affiliated with religion (mostly Christianity). The House of Representatives is NOT representative.
.@prripoll found that only 64% of Americans identify as Christian — and the % has been dropping. Less than 4% of Congress members say they're unaffiliated with religion. Nearly 27% of the general public is unaffiliated. @RussContreras, @axios axios.com/2023/04/23/lawmake…
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To examine the origins of #whitesupremacy in America, one may not need to look only to 1619 or 1776, but also 1493 — the year Pope Alexander VI issued the "Doctrine of Discovery," author Robert P. Jones writes axios.com/2023/12/19/us-whit… @robertpjones @PRRIpoll @RussContreras
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"Republicans around the country — the same people...who once complained about Roe blocking the democratic process and imposing a one-size-fits-all rule on abortion nationwide — have turned much of their energy to keeping the issue away from voters." nytimes.com/2023/12/17/us/wh…
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"The present Supreme Court is highly attuned to the wishes of conservative America. If the conservative majority senses permission from Republicans to save Republicans from themselves, they might do it. If they sense a veto from Republicans, they may not." theatlantic.com/ideas/archiv…
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Author Robert P. Jones tells Axios that any search for the nation's origin story needs to consider this largely overlooked doctrine because it shaped the racial order of the U.S. trib.al/HW0JPOk
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Since the pandemic, the new Post-Evangelical Collective has established hubs in 14 major cities, with about 50 congregations. They seek to chart a path of faith divorced from right-wing politics. bit.ly/3RvWBbZ
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To examine the origins of white supremacy in America, one may not need to look only to 1619 or 1776, but also 1493 — the year Pope Alexander VI issued the "Doctrine of Discovery," author Robert P. Jones writes in a new book. trib.al/fiGb4z5
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Analysis by Aaron Blake: 3 in 10 Trump voters want a president willing to break “rules and laws” A new poll adds to the growing picture of a GOP base entertaining extreme measures and authoritarianism. wapo.st/3RLgCwC
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One of the biggest untold stories of American society in the last 35 years is this: The death of denominations. Almost every major denomination is significantly smaller today than it was in 1987. Among the ones who are growing, most are incredibly small.
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A new survey finds that Christian nationalists express surprising levels of support for certain aspects of pluralism… …while simultaneously backing ideas directly antithetical to pluralism. Fascinating stuff to unpack here: religionnews.com/2023/12/18/…
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New study finds Christian nationalists to be more complex than media portrayals. Many Christian nationalists, the group Neighborly Faith found, espouse troubling views while simultaneously expressing openness to aspects of American pluralism. religionnews.com/2023/12/18/…
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Analysis by Aaron Blake: 3 in 10 Trump voters want a president willing to break “rules and laws” A new poll adds to the growing picture of a GOP base entertaining extreme measures and authoritarianism. wapo.st/3v5xq8C
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A poll in October showed a majority of Trump backers wanted a president who is "willing to break some rules" if that's what's required. A new poll shows 3 in 10 want a president who is willing to break some rules *and laws*. washingtonpost.com/politics/…
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