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How political divides impact religious affiliation and attendance.

How the call to “carry one another’s burdens” breaks down partisan stalemates.

And how their choice of Trump has affected the church since last year’s election.

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(UPDATED) These surveys suggest how—and why—evangelicals will split more than usual in 2016 election.

Almost half remain undecided, with pastors split over which candidate characteristic is most important.

In a heated election, Christian parents can model a measured response.

Ron Sider, James Dobson, and Sho Baraka make the best Christian case for each choice.

Fewer pastors are politically engaged this election; fewer still are speaking for Trump from the pulpit.

Historian John Fea on how Americans’ understanding of morality has evolved and how your view of government affects your answer.