President Donald Trump was officially nominated as the Republican presidential candidate as the Republican National Convention began Monday night in Washington, DC.
The RNC continues Thursday. Here are five key takeaways from the first night:
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Pastor John MacArthur asserted that a "real true believer" would have to vote for President Trump in the upcoming Presidential election.
As a Catholic who embraces the Church’s teaching on the innate value of every human life, the primacy of faith, the dignity of work, the importance of public order and the need for mercy to temper justice, I am very comfortable supporting the reelection of our president.
The 2020 Republican National Convention is officially underway. This year, the convention has several faith leaders lined up to speak. Here are five Conservative Christians scheduled to be speaking at the 2020 RNC:
(RNS) — Vice President Mike Pence has described himself as "a Christian, a conservative and a Republican, in that order."
That has made Pence pretty popular with conservative evangelical Christians — not just as vice president, but also as a U.S. congressman and governor of Indiana before that.
But his time in the White House hasn't been without controversy, even among evangelicals.
Pence has raised eyebrows for his refusal to eat alone with a woman who is not his wife or go without her to events where alcohol is being served — a rule popularized by the late evangelist Billy Graham.
His appearance at Notre Dame University, a Catholic school, ended in a student walkout and at Taylor University, an evangelical school, in the resignation of its president. Some delegates also objected to his appearance at the Southern Baptist Convention's 2018 denominational meeting.
Here are five faith facts about Pence and how his conservative Christian beliefs have made him a polarizing figure.
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President Trump referred to last week's Democratic National Convention as the "darkest and angriest and gloomiest convention" in U.S. history.
Last week, the Democratic Party approved a new platform calling for the approval of taxpayer-funded abortions.
Two friends from an Alabama church have launched the 'Jesus2020' campaign to encourage others during this time of uncertainty.
During his sermon this weekend, Bishop Patrick Wooden Sr. spoke out against Vice Presidential nominee Kamala Harris. Wooden argued that her Criminal Justice record was strikingly anti-Black.
In his speech at the Democratic National Convention on Thursday, Joe Biden pledged to heal and unite the United States if he is elected as President of the United States.
