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CommentaryThe American Dilemma: We’re suffering from incrementalism caused by the religious majority
How does a country, founded on the notion of separation of church and state, keep finding itself under the tyranny of a rich, power hungry, religious society?
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Bias WatchWhite House leaders secretly filled the pockets of religious leaders with pandemic funding
Newly uncovered audio from conference calls reveal how White House officials – including advisers Paula White and James Dobson – helped funnel cash into Trump’s evangelical base.
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CommentaryReligious right groups are masquerading as churches to hide how they spend their money
Even though they aren’t really churches, various organizations are taking advantage of tax laws to hide expenditures and salaries from the public.
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CommentaryIn dangerous defense of Trump, the religious right has begun fighting a holy war
Conservative evangelicals and Catholics are claiming anyone who disagrees with Trump is in league with Satan – and AG Bill Barr sides with them.
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CommentaryIn Trump’s America, Christian proselytizing is another form of oppression
For this administration, there’s an impenetrable wall between “mosque and state” and “synagogue and state,” but not for “church and state.”
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CommentaryTrump’s inauguration adds to weakening of separation of Church and State
In actuality then, how “separate” are religion and government in the United States? Where is the peoples’ right of freedom from religion?
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CommentaryEvolving Legacies — Blind obedience to religious ‘laws’ a return to the Dark Ages
The call from some of the extremist religious fanatics to make homosexuality illegal, and subject to criminal prosecution, is rightly being condemned as a return to the Dark Ages, when superstition was used to justify the killing of people who were thought guilty of rejecting the religion in any of its aspects.
