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Analysis: Religion used to divide, mock in '08 race (USA Today)

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Analysis: Religion used to divide, mock in '08 race (USA Today)

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The intersection of religion and politics has endured its share of head-on collisions during the 2008 campaign most involving candidates' religious resumes or those of people in their circles. With a few exceptions, whatever seemed odd or fringe trumped serious discussion about how candidates' religious beliefs shape their approach to governance.

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