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A new study finds that more than 60% of the Republicans in the United States support declaring America a Christian nation. The study titled, The American Public Attitudes on Race, Ethnicity, and Religion, was published by the University of Maryland Critical Issues Poll. The study, conducted between May 6th to 16th, 2022, and involved 2,091 respondents, asked two polarizing questions regarding religiosity and the constitution. The first question asked the participants if they "think the U.S. Constitution would or would not allow the U.S. government to declare the United States a Christian nation." 70% of the respondents answered that they think that the U.S. Constitution will not allow the declaration of the U.S. as a Christian nation. The remaining 30%, who think otherwise, were mostly Republicans at 43%, Independents at 28%, and only Democrats at 19%. The second question asked if they favor or oppose a declaration of the U.S. as a Christian nation, to which 61% of the Republican respondents said they would favor it. The study also identified "white grievance" as a highly related factor to Republicans supporting Christian Nationalism. "White respondents who say that members of their race have faced more discrimination than others are most likely to embrace a Christian America," the study added.
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Over 75% of Evangelical Republicans Want to Make US a Christian Nation
Location: US
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