Jason DeRose
speaker
988 appearances
140 recordings
3 series
first heard Nov 2024
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Since taking over the Pentagon, Hegseth has established regular Christian prayer services.
During his remarks at the breakfast, he said it's the government's sacred duty to glorify God.
The leading founding fathers were not Christian, but rather deists.
The U.S.
Constitution prohibits religious tests for public office.
The First Amendment says Congress shall make no law respecting the establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.
According to Pew Research, 62% of Americans identify as Christian.
Jason DeRose, NPR News.
President Trump opened his remarks by touting the support he's received from people of faith.
The Trump administration's immigration crackdown, however, has come under sharp criticism from a variety of religious leaders.
The president also used his hour-long prayer breakfast remarks to air grievances against Democrats.
A large majority of white evangelicals support the administration.
Black Protestants, Hispanic Catholics, and Jews show the lowest levels of support for the president's policies.
Jason DeRose, NPR News.
This week, more than a thousand groups sent a letter to Congress saying they are horrified and outraged at the deaths in Minnesota, among those who signed the Alliance of Baptists, the Jewish group Bend the Ark, Hindus for Human Rights Action, and the Muslim Public Affairs Council.
The letter demands, quote, an immediate halt in all funding for these deadly operations until the violence, abuses, and deaths in American communities and in immigration detention centers stop.
In Minnesota, faith leaders have taken a lead in countering ICE actions and demanding federal immigration agents leave the state.
Jason Derose, NPR News.
Her official installation isn't until March, but Sarah Mullally legally becomes the Archbishop of Canterbury during her confirmation of election at St.
Paul's Cathedral in London.
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