The Faith Factor

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The book examines the evolving influence of religion on American politics, particularly in the context of the 2004 presidential election. Green argues that the traditional religion gap, which highlighted political differences among various religious communities, has shifted to a new gap based on individual religious behavior and beliefs. Through a historical lens, he contextualizes these changes and provides a thorough analysis of how religion's role in political discourse has transformed over the past six decades.