Christianity and American Democracy

This chapter examines the integral role of Christianity within American civic life, emphasizing its foundational relationship with democracy. It contrasts the current alignment of evangelicalism with partisan politics and reflects on historical narratives of church-state separation. The discussion advocates for a moral framework that values virtue and individual journeys free from government interference, while critiquing the merging of faith with political power.

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