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Opinion | Is the Surge to the Left Among Young Voters a Trump Blip or the Real Deal? - Vimarsana News

Opinion | Is the Surge to the Left Among Young Voters a Trump Blip or the Real Deal?

The question is how long it will last.

Rippling Trumpism | Tom Hawking - Vimarsana News

Rippling Trumpism | Tom Hawking

Trump seems to have emboldened right-wingers around the world. Yet culture-war politics doesn’t play the same way in Australia.

Jana Riess: 1 in 4 U.S. Latter-day Saints has thought about leaving the church - Vimarsana News

Jana Riess: 1 in 4 U.S. Latter-day Saints has thought about leaving the church

Religion News Service Jana Riess explores a new study on the religiosity of Latter-day Saints.

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Once again, journalists need to ponder this question: What is an 'evangelical'? — GetReligion - Vimarsana News

Once again, journalists need to ponder this question: What is an 'evangelical'? — GetReligion

THE QUESTION: One more time: What is an "evangelical"? THE RELIGION GUY'S ANSWER: Last month the Public Religion Research Institute reported that its latest polling shows white U.S. Protestants who identify as "evangelical" are now outnumbered by whites who do not do so. That upended the usual thinking on numbers, and analysts raised doubts. The discussion led Terry Shoemaker of Arizona State University, writing for theconversaation.com, to again mull the perennial question of what "evangelical" means. In the American context, this term essentially covers the...

The Idolatry Of Gun Worship| Countercurrents - Vimarsana News

The Idolatry Of Gun Worship| Countercurrents

In the aftermath of the horrific Nashville school shooting that took the lives of three adults and three little children, Tony Perkins president of the Family