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Research shows that this outpouring of anti-immigrant and anti-Semitic sentiment is reminiscent in many ways of the political climate during the years between the first and second world wars in the U.S. – known as the interwar period.

Social psychologists refer to such displays of anger against a third party (such as a government) for perceived harm against someone as moral outrage.

Based on our research, we believe that INC Christianity is significantly changing the religious landscape in America – and its politics.

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Is it possible to run out of empathy?

During the first few weeks of the Trump administration, we’ve seen increased pressure on Muslim and immigrant communities in the United States. In the face of these threats, which Marvel superhero might be best equipped to defend the people, ideals and institutions under attack?

Who really are the nones?