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• Belief on the Campaign Trail
• • One Vote Under God
  • No Course in Political Discourse
  • A Politics of Conscience
  • Religion in the White House
  • Building a Living on Belief
  • Dogfight
• Belief in the Classroom
• • The Latest Battle in the Bible Wars
  • Skipping Out on Public Schools
• Belief on Display
• • Christian Tattoo: The Needle for the Nail
  • Holy Land Experience chief resigns 10 weeks into TBN takeover
  • The Holy Land Experience: Who Shall Inherit the Kingdom?
  • The Sacred Public Space
  • The Pageantry of Faith
  • God or Godzilla
  • Salvation Vacation
  • TV Muslims Get a Much-Needed Makeover
  • The Saints March On
• Belief in the Workplace
• • Holy Profits?
  • God on the Job
• Belief in Transition
• • Taking Islam to the Inside
  • Even as Islam Booms, Its Many Faces Can Deter Converts
  • Obeying Allah Behind Bars
  • Islam and Moral Rebirth
  • Rebuilding a Righteous Life
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Students from Medill School at Northwestern University spent eight months examining the connection between belief and public life in the United States, a pursuit that carried them everywhere from tattoo parlors to much more traditional venues and yielded an abundance of revealing stories.

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