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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.

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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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