Posts tagged religion in US
Q&A With Author Mark David Hall: Christian Nationalism ‘Far More Benign Than Critics Believe’
Q&A With Author Mark David Hall: Christian Nationalism ‘Far More Benign Than Critics Believe’

Hall’s new book — “Who’s Afraid of Christian Nationalism” — shines a light on the debate around Christian nationalism following the Jan. 6 riots at the U.S. Capitol, which is often characterized by unfounded claims, lots of name-calling and plenty of fear-mongering. Here’s our interview with Hall on the origin of the term and what it all really means.

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Books, Christianity, News, North America, PoliticsJovan TripkovicJovan Tripkovic, Christianity, Christian nationalism, religion, politics, news, Jews, Muslims, religion in US, LGBTQComment
Why it’s unlikely U.S. mainline Protestants outnumber evangelicals
Why it’s unlikely U.S. mainline Protestants outnumber evangelicals

(ANALYSIS) Recent data released by the Public Religion Research Institute (PRRI) showed that US mainline Protestants outnumber evangelicals for the first time. But that conclusion was immediately met with skepticism online. Here’s why.

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Analysis, News, North AmericaRyan BurgeRyan Burge, PRRI, PRRI data, evangelicals, US mainline Protestants, mainline Protestants, white Protestants, white evangelicals, religion in US, Primary Feature, Secondary Feature Comments