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How a growing Christian movement is seeking to change America

  • Written by Brad Christerson, Professor of Sociology, Biola University
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Last week, from Oct. 6 to 9, the National Mall in Washington, D.C. was filled with tents, worship music and prayer for the “Awaken the Dawn” rally. The purpose of the event, according to organizer Lou Engle, was to “gather around Jesus,” to pray for the nation and its government. It ended with a day...

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