Titlebook: Religion and the American Presidency; Mark J. Rozell,Gleaves Whitney Book 20071st edition Mark J. Rozell and Gleaves Whitney 2007 Cold War

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The Faith of George W. Bush: The Personal, Practical, and Political,of a president’s faith on his politics, they are often limited to a handful of original documents, and a finite amount of historical records. Often the depiction turns on interpretations of a few key facts—whether a president regularly attended church or mentioned God in his personal letters. Often

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Jimmy Carter and the Politics of Faith,est aspirations of millions of his fellow citizens, and he knew, as his detractors did not, that his own quite genuine faith was an asset.”. Douglas S. Marsh may have put it best in describing “the simple but profound faith of a complex man” whose religion had an indelible but perplexing impact on the presidency..

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Religion in the Life, Thought, and Presidency of James Madison,itings and presidential actions. It begins with a discussion of the role of religion in Madison’s life and thought. It then proceeds to examine Madison’s view of the proper role of religion in American public life.