Tucker Carlson and Marjorie Taylor Green are two of many Conservatives who talk about America as a Christian country. Is that correct? How will that sit with people like President Donald Trump?

is often to say that "America was founded as a Christian country" with "Judeo-Christian values" while the common response from the left is to declare that the United States was founded as an ...

That is particularly helpful for all parties in the ever-growing argument as to whether America is, was, or will be a Christian nation ... Crossword Puzzle. Our country's founders were of ...

Which is why he gets nervous when he hears people talk about America being founded as a Christian nation ... something essential is being lost as the country becomes less religious.

To be a Christian is to believe in the teachings of Jesus Christ and to accept Him as your personal lord and savior. To be an American is to understand that we are a country of different faiths ...

Justin Dyer’s Jan. 5 Thursday Opinion column about the debate as to whether the United States is Christian didn’t seem to address Christianity as found in the Gospels [“Is America a ...

A man wearing a cap that reads “Make America Pray Again” sits with ... to turn the United States into a functionally Christian country. Shortly after the 2020 election, the research ...

Contrary to the fervent prayers of the fundamentalists who would like a country run solely for and by evangelical Christians, America is not and never has been a Christian nation. Our founders ...

RENCH: One of the gifts that God has ... We flew across the country to where Gabe and his compatriots were brainstorming a Christian takeover of America. We're in the northern Kentucky countryside.

Former Congressman Alan Steelman describes Christian Nationalism and its reach in Texas, and why it’s dangerous and un-American.(Michael Hogue) Politics and religion at the dinner table?

(RNS) — Nostalgia for a ‘Christian America’ overlooks the realities ... worry something essential is being lost as the country becomes less religious. That’s the case for Jerry Newcombe ...