Prior research found that Christian nationalism was strongly associated with voting for
Trump in the 2016 US presidential election. However, the effects of Christian nationalism …

An individual's sense of control varies with religiosity, but the direction of this relationship
can change based on one's social status and one's image of God. Using data from the …

Research has consistently found that the link between religious and political identification
and behavior in the United States has grown significantly, as religious populations have …

Abstract Objective Justice Capital provides a theoretical framework for explaining individual
differences in the belief in a just world (BJW). However, this framework has yet to receive …

This article offers a new theoretical explanation of the relationship between religion and the
demand for redistribution. Previous literature shows that religious individuals are less likely …

The purpose of this study is to examine how belief in divine support is associated with sense
of mattering, and how this association is contingent upon various images of God including …

Religion is considered to have different aspects of influences on political protest, and some
have argued that religious participation often mobilizes collective political actions by …

How and why does the increasing number of religiously unaffiliated and nonbelieving
individuals look for beliefs, meaning, and identities outside religious frameworks? Why are …

The Prosperity Gospel (PG) has gotten an increasing amount of attention recently as a major
theological force driving Americans' political attitudes and identity. A number of studies have …

How can we account for humans' ubiquitous and exceptional propensity to believe in gods?
Many in the cognitive sciences of religion posit that there is dedicated machinery or a suite …