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Campaign 2012
St. John's University panel on faith and politics
11:06 AM, November 5, 2012
Marriage amendment supporter and opponent vehicles travel near the Fitzgerald Theater prior to the debate on the topic Thursday, Nov.1, 2012 in St. Paul. (MPR Photo/Anthony Kwan)
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- St. John's University panel on faith and politics (program audio)
With faith emerging as a factor in this year's national and local elections, The Daily Circuit host Kerri Miller sat down with a panel of faith leaders to discuss the role of faith in politics, and why fewer Americans are aligning themselves with traditional places of worship.
This discussion was recorded at St. John's University on October 25, 2012.
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