A Panopticon for a Ruling Class in the Digital Wilderness
This past Monday John Fea’s (21K f.; Messiah University Professor; author of Believe Me; past CFH President) Current, a digital journal, published an
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This past Monday John Fea’s (21K f.; Messiah University Professor; author of Believe Me; past CFH President) Current, a digital journal, published an
Evangelical Christians across the U.S. reconfirmed their allegiance to conservative candidates and causes in the midterm elections. Catholic voters also continued to show how closely divided they are, even on abortion.
The evangelical and Catholic vote once again broke heavily toward Republicans in the 2022 midterms. About two-thirds of anti-abortion voters in Kentucky and Michigan were evangelicals.
Despite setbacks on the ballot measures, abortion opponents took heart from some other election results.
Evangelical Christians across the U.S. reconfirmed their allegiance to conservative candidates and causes in the midterm elections. Catholic voters also continued to show how closely divided they are, even on abortion.