Boston Review / New Evangelical Partnership / NETWORK / USA TODAY / Brookings Institution Press / PICO National Network / Interfaith Worker Justice / CNN / /
Continent
America / /
Country
Kyrgyzstan / United States / Botswana / Luxembourg / Antigua and Barbuda / /
Facility
Coalition Building / Saint Peter’s Square / Public Religion Research Institute / /
Holiday
Pentecost / /
IndustryTerm
substantial organizational infrastructure / healthcare law / social justice / communications strategies / /
MedicalTreatment
contraception / contraceptive methods / /
Movie
Declaration of Independence / /
Organization
Republican Party / Brookings Institution / Democratic Party / Catholic Church / IN EQUALITY / Christian Coalition / Industrial Areas Foundation / Public Religion Research Institute / African-American Church / Progressive Party / National Latino Evangelical Coalition / Religious Action Center / Alliance for the Common Good / Tea Party / Second Vatican Council / Government Help Faith-Based Charity / /
Person
Korin Davis / John Paul II / George W. Bush / Martin Luther King / William A. Galston / Progressives E.J. Dionne Jr. / Abraham Lincoln / Hillary Clinton / Barack Obama / E.J. Dionne Jr. / Ming Hsu Chen / Theodore Roosevelt / Lew Daly / Cagliari / Benedict XVI / Antonio Spadaro / Bill Clinton / David Saperstein / Ross Tilchin / Francis / Sacred Places / Daniel Cox / Franklin Roosevelt / Robert P. Jones / Juhem Navarro-Rivera / Jim Wallis / John Kerry / Simone Campbell / /
FAITH IN EQUALITY Economic Justice and the Future of Religious Progressives E.J. Dionne Jr., William A. Galston, Korin Davis, Ross Tilchin