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Running up to the 2008 election, the Democratic Party began making more visible efforts to reach out to religious voters. Pro-life Democrats have struggled in the party, both in elections and in their own party. President Obama's election ushered in a number of changes, including a new health care law and a mandate for employers to provide contraception. He also maintained the status quo in hiring provisions for religious groups seeking federal funding.
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But many are waiting to see if the DNC walk matches their talk.
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Legal Advocates Eye Next Big Victory for Religious LibertyAfter a string of victories at the Supreme Court, focus turns to one major precedent that could be overturned.
The Russell Moore ShowEpisode 62|46minYour Questions on Apologetics, Politics, and Johnny CashRussell and producer Ashley Hales respond to listeners.
On Tucker Carlson and the Fear of Being ReplacedChristians who seek the wrong kingdom will dread the wrong apocalypse.
Gen Z Evangelicals Vote More than Millennials or Gen X DidNew study finds believers aged 18 to 25 more likely than peers or previous generations to get involved in civic engagement.
Republicans Win on Inflation but Lose on AbortionPrayed-for midterm “red wave” fails to materialize.
3 Principles for Settling Political Spats in the ChurchWhen we see civic engagement as a limited strategy rather than a source of moral identity, we’re better equipped to reach across the partisan aisle.简体中文繁體中文
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