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Are Young Men Becoming More Religious?
I’m taking a hiatus from religion/government analysis because I wanted to write this article a few weeks ago. Still, I…
Read issue →How Evangelicals Skew Support for Prayer
Last week, we learned that a majority of people in the U.S. support prayer in schools, particularly teacher-led…
Read issue →Separation of Religion and Government Notes
The Tyranny of the Majority The Pew Research Center recently released a new analysis of its religious landscape…
Read issue →The Boundaries of Secularity
[Note: This essay was originally published in three parts on March 1st, 17, and 24, 2023. It was revised and republished…
Read issue →Ideology and the Secular Vote in 2024
Today, we continue the analysis of secular voters in 2024, examining ideology or how voters self-identify based on their…
Read issue →Partisanship among 2024 Secular Voters
So far, we have analyzed the 2024 election through the lens of secular voters compared to religious voters (Part 1, Part…
Read issue →The Secular Vote in 2024 (Part Three)
We have focused on secularism and the secular vote in 2024 for the past couple of weeks. We've established two key…
Read issue →The Secular Vote in 2024 (Part Two)
In our last issue, we examined the role of secular voters (Americans who identify with no religion) in the 2024…
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