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Michelle Boorstein

Michelle Boorstein

Reporter at The Washington Post

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  • English
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  • Religion

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Recent Articles

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La.’s Ten Commandments law will test religion-friendly courts, experts say

The state’s Republican governor signed a meaure requiring all taxpayer-financed schools to prominently post a specific version of the commandments by Jan. 1.
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Suit filed against Louisiana law requiring Ten Commandments in clas...

The groups defending the separation of church and state filed on behalf of parents whose rights, they said, were being affected.
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Oklahoma court rejects proposed religious public charter school

The state Supreme Court said the first-of-its-kind school, approved last year by the charter school board, violated the state and U.S. constitutions.
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Vatican excommunicates Archbishop Viganò for refusing to recognize ...

In a rare trial, the Vatican acted against Carlo Maria Viganò, a former ambassador to the U.S. and one of Pope Francis’s most vociferous internal critics.
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Church leaders call for solace, defiance in sermons after Trump attack

Less than 24 hours after the attempt to assassinate the former president, pastors across the country faced shocked and fearful worshipers Sunday morning.
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JD Vance’s Catholic conversion is part of young conservative movement

The Republican vice-presidential nominee and Ohio senator was raised nominally evangelical, then dabbled with atheism before converting in 2019.
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A new movement aims to remake evangelicals’ relationship to politics

Fifty years after the rise of the religious right, some evangelicals want to rebrand and create a public presence that adheres to faith, not a party or person.
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Amos Brown, a pastor to Kamala Harris, to offer DNC prayer

His longtime friend has a “holistic spirituality that speaks to social justice, liberation and personal salvation,” Brown said.
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American Jews cope with the fallout a year after the Oct. 7 attacks

The events have spurred an identity crisis among some American Jews, as they increase spirituality, confront antisemitism — and purchase guns.
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Harris and Trump vie for Jewish voters unsettled by Israel-Gaza con...

The contest is particularly pronounced in Pennsylvania, home to about 400,000 Jews, more than four times Joe Biden’s margin in 2020
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Harris is leaning on the Black church for votes. Can it still deliver?

Declining attendance at traditional activist churches may be one reason for weaker Black alliances with Democrats.