Progressive Clergy Enter Politics
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Progressive clergy and seminarians are challenging the notion that Christianity is owned by the right wing, with more Democrats with deep faith roots stepping up to run for office. James Talarico, a Texas state representative and Presbyterian seminarian, won his primary for U.S. Senate. In Iowa, three ordained ministers are vying for congressional seats as Democrats, emphasizing interfaith work and social justice. Conservative leaders argue Republicans stay truer to biblical principles, but progressive voices are growing louder, reimagining religions role in public life and fostering hope for real change across divides.
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