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Week of 9.12.08
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Are evangelicals ready to bolt from the Republican Party? The Republican Party has long used wedge issues like abortion, gun control, and gay rights to its advantage in rallying conservative voters, but a shifting agenda amongst political evangelicals might be changing the game. David Brancaccio discusses these issues and their implications with Bishop Harry Jackson, Jr. Bishop Jackson, an influential voice among the nation's 60 million evangelicals, has shown a willingness to open his mind to opposing views, especially on climate change. Adventures in Democracy
Investigate election issues, get surprising facts and figures, and share your creativity.Biography of Bishop Jackson  NOW: God and Global WarmingTravel with NOW and an expeditionary group of scientists and Evangelicals -- including Bishop Jackson -- on a breathtaking and surprising journey to find common ground between earth and sky. See our interview with Drew Westen from the same show |
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