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PJMcK

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5. Not really
Wed Jan 24, 2024, 01:03 PM
Jan 2024

There are vast chasms between the various Christian sects. For example, some Evangelicals don’t recognize Catholics as true Christians. Would it be logical to combine those two into one group? That doesn’t make any sense to me.

Using a broad stroke, this study shows that Americans who aren’t among the “faithful” are a large and growing percentage of our country. Given many of the Christian Right’s policies and goals, this is a good trend.

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