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Roughly half of Trump's State Department political appointees hold apocalyptic End Times religious beliefs.Their words
Perhaps half of Trump State Department political appointees are such people.
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In fact, like many others, I've lately been hyperfixated on the idea that our problems are astonishingly religious in nature.
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From one piece Do Religious Families Actually Have More Kids? 2 beliefs, in the piece's order there
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Embracing an approach to religious renewal by encouraging fertility doesn’t seem like a strategy that will move the needle in a significant way.
Do Religious Families Actually Have More Kids?graphsaboutreligion.com
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Comparing evangelicals to atheists and agnostics – the widest religious contrast the data offers – and controlling for age, race, education, and sex, the gap is about 0.6 children.
Do Religious Families Actually Have More Kids?graphsaboutreligion.com
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Americans have largely stopped belonging to religions and attending services without becoming non-believers.Their words
The United States may no longer be a country of people widely engaging in religious behavior or religious belonging. But it certainly has a whole bunch of religious believers.
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Creative destruction is even more built into evangelism than I thought.
Church Planting: Lessons from the Commentsacesounderglass.com
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The first thing that I always point out with this graph is that most nones are not atheists or agnostics.
America Got a Little More Religious. No, Really.graphsaboutreligion.com
12 December 2025
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Religious feeling fluctuates and is usually a response to need, not a steady state of awe.Their words
It’s a kind of conception that’s not actually based on reality, that the individual’s response to religious stimuli fluctuates and is varied and is often a response to need.
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The main challenge in discussing fiscal policy is the widely held and nearly religious belief that public debt is very bad.
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The Varieties of Religious ExperienceTheir words
William James' The Varieties of Religious Experience
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