Voters vote based on self-interest and greed over the well-being of society as a whole. Why is it so hard not to think solely about yourself when it comes to voting for someone? Let me give you an example, the first amendment gives everyone in the United States the freedom to practice any religion. This […]
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Op-Ed: Religion Should Not be In Politics
Imagine someone choosing to be on a diet but insisting you can’t have chocolate cake; this is similar to the mindset many religions have when it comes to how the government operates. I believe that everyone has the right to practice their religion and beliefs. However, I don’t think it’s fair for religious groups to […]
The Intersection of Religion and Politics in the Modern Era
In the contemporary world, the interplay between religion and politics continues to shape societies and influence governance structures globally. While the relationship between the two has always been complex, the modern era presents unique challenges and opportunities for this dynamic interaction. One significant aspect is the resurgence of religious identity in politics. In many nations, […]
Religion shouldn’t influence political decisions (Op-Ed)
The proper role of religion in influencing political choices has long been a source of heated controversy in American politics. Supreme Court decisions and continuing disputes show how difficult it is to draw lines between religion and government, even if the First Amendment makes that distinction quite apparent. With this background, it’s clear that religious […]