• 565 - The Religious Makeup of the New Congress

  • Jan 9 2025
  • Length: 1 hr and 22 mins
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565 - The Religious Makeup of the New Congress

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    Jessica and I spoke about several stories from the past week involving religion and politics.

    — Why did an Ohio Catholic school get $5 million intended for water infrastructure in West Virginia? (0:45)

    — One new member of Congress is openly agnostic. Another's religion? "None." (18:04)

    — Oklahoma lawmaker's "covenant marriage" bill would make it harder to get divorced. (32:32)

    — Texas Supreme Court to decide if Southern Methodist U. can break from the United Methodist Church. (50:18)

    — Orthodox Christian confesses to vandalizing Satanic statue in Concord, NH. (1:02:25)

    — Texas Republicans file bill to install state-sponsored Nativity scene in Capitol. (1:10:15)

    — Christian Nationalist: Not having chaplains in schools "creates mental disease." (1:14:20)

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