Fifty percent of Americans say they think the U.S. is a Christian nation, according to a Sept. 24 analysis by Public Religion Research Institute fellows. Unsplash via Aaron Burden Americans are split ...

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“We’ve stopped the government’s attacks on our Judeo-Christian values,” President Trump said at a campaign rally and makeshift Roy Moore endorsement speech in Pensacola on December 8. “We don’t ...

(RNS) — In the civil war taking place on the right over antisemitism, classic Christian opposition to Judaism is now on the table. This week, for example, Washington Post columnist Jason Willick ...

This article originally appeared on AlterNet. A common rallying cry of the right in America, to justify regressive morality laws, is often to say that “America was founded as a Christian country” with ...

Proponents of Christian nationalism have suggested those expressing concerns about the ideology are simply the "godless left," but tens of thousands of Christians maintain the concept directly defies ...

COMMENTARY: If a citizen engages in behavior the government does not like, such as attending a Catholic Mass, their ability to carry out daily tasks, such as purchasing gasoline, can be impacted. Some ...

Growing wealth for the long term and retiring comfortably is the premier financial goal for many Americans. To do that ...

Most white working-class voters who are evangelical Christians – like most white evangelicals – would consider voting for Donald Trump. But it’s not because they believe he shares their conservative ...

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