Concept information
Preferred term
religion in politics
Definition
- Religion and politics in the United States are tied inextricably to one another, a tandem that is manifest in several key ways. From the efforts of religious special interest groups to influence public policy to candidates' goals of appealing to a large portion of the populace, religious faith is both a desired end as well as a tool used by eager politicians. [Source: Encyclopedia of Political Communication; Religion in Politics]
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https://concepts.sagepub.com/social-science/concept/religion_in_politics
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