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| Church and state | Author: Chris Gonzalez | Body: Here we are in the midst of the American political season. The Democrats threw a great party in Denver while the Republicans are gearing up in St. Paul. Whatever happens with the election in November, history will be made.
When it comes to social and political matters, religious groups and churches have always had a voice. And for the majority of Americans, the big voices of religion speaking about political issues has been tolerable or perhpas even preferred.
But this trend has changed in 2008. For the first time in more than a decade, more Americans would prefer churches keep out of politics (as opposed to express their views). This trend holds across major political parties. See article here.
Published: 9/2/2008 11:14 PM
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