RealClearReligion Week of November 4, 2024 Archives

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Monday, November 4
Trump Promises to Bring About a New Era of Christian Power
New York Times
How Do We Prepare to Bind the Nation's Wounds?
Michael Sean Winters NCReporter
How to Be a Good Citizen in Troubled Times
Ira Sukrungruang et al Lion’s Roar
The Other Judas
Andrew Fowler RealClearReligion
What the Old Testament Says About How to Please God
Myra Kahn Adams Townhall
Death of a Liberation Theologian
Samuel Gregg Acton Institute
The Religious Leaders Shaping Next Generation of Social Justice Activism
NPR
Screens and Sacraments
Anthony R. Lusvardi First Things
Jesus and the Future of the Earth
Eberhard Arnold Plough
Six Key Tenets of Christian Investing
Richard Todd Philanthropy Daily
St. Junipero Serra: An Unjustly Controversial Figure
Brian Gabriel Euro Conservative
When Books Were Handmade
Tom Verde Commonweal


Tuesday, November 5
2024 Presidential Election: How Will Various Faith Groups Vote?
R. Unplugged
The Problem of Voting for Candidates Who Promise to do Evil
Mere Orthodoxy
Why are Some Christians Opting for American Solidarity Party?
RNS
Philly's Jews Mobilize for Voter Turnout Amid Antisemitism Concerns
JPost
The Church in an Age of Anxiety
James Kalb Catholic World Report
Black, Secular, And Alone: How Religion Impacts Black Professionals
Forbes
A Win for Religious Liberty in California
Tim Rosenberger et al City Journal
Why Putin Hates Protestants (And Denominations He Can’t Control)
Providence
A Duty to Vote, a Reminder to Pray
Joseph Pronechen National Catholic Register
The Constitution and Religious “Concessions”
Robert Royal The Catholic Thing


Wednesday, November 6
Donald Trump Takes the White House Again
Harvest Prude Christianity Today
5 Things We Learned About Faith Voters
Clemente Lisi Religion Unplugged
Where Jews Fit in America’s Realigned Parties
Jonathan S. Tobin JNS
Visiting the Imprisoned: Revival, Inside and Out
Alice Nye Philanthropy Daily
Catholic Voters Favor Trump Over Harris Nationally, in Swing States
CNA
Florida Rejects Abortion Ballot Measure, Defying Trend Around Country
OSV
Taking the Risk of Freedom
George Weigel National Catholic Register
Hope in a Time of Darkness
Editorial Staff National Catholic Reporter
Why History Matters Now
James T. Kloppenberg Commonweal
Vigilantes Colluding to Entrap Christians in Blasphemy Charges
Christian Post
Be Perfect
Ross Byrd Mere Orthodoxy
The New Divide in Global Anglicanism
Gerald McDermott First Things


Thursday, November 7
Trump’s Path to Victory Still Runs Through the Church
Harvest Prude CToday
The Faith Vote in 2024
Kelsey Dallas Deseret News
Who Did Hell Endorse In This Year’s Election?
Terry Mattingly Religion Unplugged
Why Was the Synod So Silent on the Traditional Latin Mass?
Ed Pentin NCRegister
Faith and Justice Leaders On Facing a Second Trump Term
M. Atencio Sojourners
The Centrality of Consolation
Elizabeth Stice Mere Orthodoxy
The Innocence of Pilate, the Guilt of Humanity
Nadya Williams Providence
The Jewish Roots of the Christian Phrase “Turn the Other Cheek”
Mosaic
Not All Chaplains are Religious. They Just Want to Tend to Human Spirit
CNN
A Time for Bodhisattvas
Lion’s Roar


Friday, November 8
Why We’re Still Atheists
Katja Hoyer Plough
Trump’s Victory Is Good News for Religious Believers
R. R. Reno First Things
What Concession Speeches Say About Politicians’ Souls
Sojourners
God Is Faithful in Triumph and Despair
Bonnie Kristian Christianity Today
Exit Polls Show Latino Christians Swung Hard to Trump in 2024
Ryan Foley CPost
To Have and to Hold Each Other
Zenju Earthlyn Manuel Lion’s Roar
Let’s Begin Talking About the Jewish Vote
John Podhoretz Commentary
Three Pillars for a Path Forward
Matt Vogel Times of Israel
Persecution of Eritrean Jehovah’s Witnesses Condemned by Experts
RNS
A Blessing for the Sole
Mike Kerrigan Wall Street Journal
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