Posts tagged President Jimmy Carter
The ‘Religiosity Gap’ Remains an Important Force in Elections
The ‘Religiosity Gap’ Remains an Important Force in Elections

(ANALYSIS) This “religiosity gap” remains relevant. A new Pew Research Center analysis noted that, in the 2022 midterms, “The gap in voting preferences by religious attendance was as wide as it's been in any of the last several elections.”

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How Jimmy Carter Integrated His Evangelical Faith Into His Political Work, Despite Mockery And Misunderstanding
How Jimmy Carter Integrated His Evangelical Faith Into His Political Work, Despite Mockery And Misunderstanding

Jimmy Carter attempted to model the translation of Jesus’ love into action through his life of public service. His post-presidential commitments involved The Carter Center’s initiatives of fighting disease and seeking international peace and his private efforts of building homes for Habitat for Humanity and teaching Sunday school.

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