Rick Perry
How (un)compassionate conservatism failed Texas
By Jessica Goudeau — March 1, 2021
(RNS) — As Texas conducts a post-mortem on the Deep Freeze, this moment reveals a critical disconnect in the political and moral framework for Christian voters in a state where faith remains something we talk about easily and often, and for other Christian voters who are watching and responding to the needs in Texas.
How a Christian movement is growing rapidly in the midst of religious decline
By Brad Christerson — March 18, 2017
(The Conversation) INC Christianity is the fastest-growing Christian group in America and possibly around the world. So what is it?
Mitt Romney’s rejection as secretary of state is bad news for the nation — and the world
By Jana Riess — December 14, 2016
The decision to pass over Mitt Romney, one of Trump’s most strident and consistent critics during the long campaign, tells us that at the end of the day, our insecure, thin-skinned, volatile president-elect isn’t prepared to put the good of the nation and the world ahead of his own bruised ego.
5 faith facts about Rick Perry: ‘God has put me in this place at this time to do his will’
By Kimberly Winston — June 4, 2015
(RNS) The former Texas governor attended Baptist and Methodist churches growing up but now goes to a nondenominational megachurch in Austin.
Video: Gov. Rick Perry on religious freedom
By Sally Morrow — June 17, 2013
Gov. Rick Perry says "the holidays are coming early this year," as he signs a bill that allows Texas public school students and staff to use traditional holiday greetings and display religious scenes and symbols on school property.
Analysis: The myth of Mitt Romney’s evangelical problem
By Jonathan Merritt — September 17, 2012
(RNS) Mitt Romney has an evangelical problem. Or so we’ve been told by the national media. But there’s one glaring problem with the storyline: It’s not true. By Jonathan Merritt.
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