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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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Yes to Politics in the Pulpit. No to Endorsements.
The IRS says churches can endorse candidates. But the Black church has shown we can accomplish great change without doing so.
The Bulletin
Zohran Mamdani Surprises Democrats, US Bombs Iran, and the Newsboys Face A Scandal
The Bulletin discusses New York City’s Democratic mayoral primary, the United States’ bombing of Iran, and the Newsboys’ scandal.
When a Revolution Is Revolting
Responsible, achievable, biblically inspired policy is not just morally better than extremist political tactics. It’s also a strategic advantage.
It’s Time for a New Era of Christian Civility
Healing political division requires we revive the lost virtue of civility, grounded in universal human dignity.
The Bulletin’s Favorite Conversations of 2024
In a tempest-tossed political and cultural season, these episodes anchored us.
Ethics Aren’t Graded on a Curve
President Joe Biden’s pardon of Hunter Biden was wrong, and no amount of bad behavior from Donald Trump changes that fact.
Christ Our King, Come What May
This Sunday is a yearly reminder that Christ is our only Lord—and that while governments rise and fall, he is Lord eternal.
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Died: Tony Campolo, Champion of ‘Red Letter’ Christianity
The Baptist pastor and sociologist argued caring for the poor was an integral part of proclaiming the gospel.
What to Do After the Election
Prudence from Ecclesiastes and exhortation from Hebrews for the jubilant and disappointed alike.
In a Polarized World, but Not of It
On Election Day and beyond, conservative and liberal Christians can better understand each other and be ministers of reconciliation.