The New York Times: The most surprising aspect about Trump's appeal among GOP primary voters may be what it says about the waning place of religion in American politics.
OUP blog: American religion served as one of the most important, if often unnoticed, sources of ideologies that thwarted the civil rights struggle.
Religion News Service: A UMC pastor who recently came out as gay may be a step closer to a church trial, just weeks before the denomination's General Conference is expected to take up the question of gay clergy and gay unions.
NPR: The legislation promises that the state government will not punish people who refuse to provide services to people because of a religious opposition to same-sex marriage, extramarital sex or transgender people.
The Washington Post: A tomato, a raccoon, limestone and milk -- what do these things have in common? All are state symbols of Tennessee, and soon, they may be joined by the Holy Bible.
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