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An interview with evangelical historian Thomas S. Kidd about the surprising diversity of the born-again Christian movement and its precarious ties to the Republican Party.

>> Probably something like 45 percent of self-identified evangelicals didn’t vote in 2016. That’s why I want to pump the brakes on that number, especially when it gets reported as “81 percent of evangelicals voted for Trump,” which is simply not true. It’s way off from being true.

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