Do Christians play the same role in U.S. elections today as they did a decade ago? Does the Religious Right have an identity crisis? How is a new generation of young Catholic and evangelical voters reshaping what it means to be a “values voter,” and how might Pope Francis’ strong focus on inequality and climate change influence the American public square? A public lecture by John Gehring, Catholic Program Director for Faith in Public Life and author of the recent book “The Francis Effect.”
