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What Religious Groups Are the Most Politically Active?

By Filings on Fri, 10/18/24
Society & Culture
Politics
Episcopal Church
Mainline Denominations
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“It’s not like the Episcopalians only give money at high rates. They also score near the top on putting up a political sign and working for a candidate. One type of political activity is highly correlated with another type of political activity.” - Ryan Burge

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JD Miller

NewInteresting finding from the…

Sun, 10/20/24

Interesting finding from the article:

And the finding that atheists are the most politically engaged ‘religious' category is one that continues to come up in discussions that I’ve had in the last couple of months.

So, knowing that atheists are very politically engaged, is it wrong for Christians to also be engaged in politics?

I also found it interesting how little Baptists were involved in politics compared to so many of the others. This did not surprise me, but I think it will surprise some others.

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