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Publications
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Religion and the Death Penalty: A Call for Reckoning
Erik C. Owens, John D. Carlson, and Eric P. Elshtain, eds. Series: The Eerdmans Religion, Ethics, and Public Life Series “Call for Reckoning” Conference (January 25, 2002) Order the Book This important book is sure to foster informed public discussion about the death penalty by deepening readers’ understanding of how religious beliefs and perspectives shape […]
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Reading the Polls on Gay Marriage and the Constitution
Pew Research Center Pollwatch
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More News Is Not Necessarily Good News
by Andrew Kohut in the New York Times
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Voters More Engaged, But Campaign Gets Lukewarm Ratings
Summary of Findings The presidential election is capturing the public’s attention much more now than it did at this point four and eight years ago. Nearly half of Americans (47%) say they are more interested in politics than they were four years ago, up from 38% who expressed that view in June 2000. Public attention […]
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30 million Americans have seen war-related images online that mainstream news organizations deemed too graphic or disturbing to display
Washington, D.C. (For release at 5 p.m. July 8)—New research by the Pew Internet Project shows that during some of the most turbulent weeks of the Iraq war nearly one quarter of Internet users (24%) went online to view some of most graphic war images that were deemed too gruesome or horrific for newspapers and […]
