Faith and politics.

The article discusses the intersection of faith and politics in the United States. It highlights the religious affiliations of the major party candidates in the 2024 election, including their personal beliefs and how they inform their policy positions. The article emphasizes that the meaning of being a "Christian" in politics is complex and varies among candidates. It also explores the religious beliefs of Kamala Harris, Tim Walz, J.D. Vance, and Donald Trump, and how their stances on issues such as abortion have evolved over time. The article suggests that faith claims still play a role in candidates' appeals to voters, but that other factors such as partisanship and ideology are increasingly important. [Extracted from the article]