PewForum.org | Pew Forum in the News FeedsThe Pew Forum on Religion & Public Life seeks to promote a deeper understanding of issues at the intersection of religion and public affairs.Muslims turn to bus ads in Seattle to create awareness about Islam- September 15, 2008 The Seattle chapter of the Islamic Circle of North America is sponsoring bus ads to stir conversation and steer people toward information about Islam.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16473 Analysis: A Winning Streak with Evangelicals- September 12, 2008 The Palin pick is only one reason McCain is suddenly doing well with the religious right.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16471 Palin's Entry Gives GOP Ticket Shot at Capturing the Youth Vote- September 11, 2008 With colleges back in session and Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin on board as the Republican vice presidential nominee, social conservatives are intensifying efforts to woo young voters, a demographic they once all but conceded to the Democrats.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16460 The born-again block- September 11, 2008 The Democrats are having a lot of trouble wooing evangelical voters.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16463 Palin helps McCain with evangelicals, doesn't ensure their vote: analysts- September 10, 2008 The "Palin factor" may have boosted support for Republican presidential contender John McCain among evangelical Christians but he should not bank on the religious right putting him in the White House as it did George W. Bush in 2004, analysts said Tuesday.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16449 Hispanic pastors' political sway on the rise- September 10, 2008 As the Rev. Nino Gonzalez sees it, voting is like learning English or earning citizenship -- something that is fundamentally American.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16454 Alaska Shrugs Off Palin's Faith- September 10, 2008 Sarah Palin, the Alaska Governor, may be the most overtly religious candidate for U. S. vice-president in recent memory, but she comes from the state with one of the lowest levels of interest in religion.http://pewforum.org/news/rss.php?NewsID=16448 |