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Religion and the 2008 election

During the campaigning leading up to the 2008 election, scholars reflect on the role of religion in American politics.

Religion and the 2008 election

The justice we need

John D. Carlson·

November 13, 2008

The 2008 election provides a significant occasion to rethink our assumptions about justice and politics---concepts we rarely link together, least…

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Religion and the 2008 election

This is our moment, this is our time

Robert N. Bellah·

January 12, 2009

For a long time after November 4, I found it hard to believe that Barack Obama had actually been elected…

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Religion and the 2008 election

The Oprahfication of Obama

Kathryn Lofton·

January 19, 2009

First, you need a name. Not just any name. A weird name: a Biblical misspelling, maybe, or an invocation of…

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