What Scholarship Reveals About Politics and Religion

By ALAN WOLFE

We've been hearing a lot recently about the potential impact of religious groups on presidential politics. How will Al Gore's selection of an Orthodox Jew as a running mate play out with the electorate? By choosing Dick Cheney rather

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Scholars Infuse Religion With Cultural Light - October 22, 2004
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