Religion and Politics
Theologians and politicians participated in a panel discussion on the role of religion in the upcoming presidential election with a particul… read more
Theologians and politicians participated in a panel discussion on the role of religion in the upcoming presidential election with a particular emphasis on the African-American community. Panelists noted the historical role of African-American churches in political activism. They discussed the positions of both candidates and the diversity of political opinion in the African-American community. They talked about the significance of the upcoming election and the need to use churches and other social institutions to mobilize voters. They also emphasized the need for improved voter awareness. Following their discussion, panelists responded to audience questions. close
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