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Christian sex advice websites offer a peek into evangelical politics

  • Written by Kelsy Burke, Assistant Professor of Sociology, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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On May 4, President Donald Trump signed an executive order that allows churches and religious leaders to explicitly endorse or oppose a political candidate without penalty to their nonprofit, tax-exempt status....

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